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California Seems to have Gone a bit Bonkers?
This is coming from the same California and its California’s attorney sued a Southern California school district over its new policy requiring schools to notify parents if their children change their gender identification or pronouns.

Recently California Senate had passed a bill in which the school districts arent allowed from notifying parents if their child changes their gender identity or pronouns.


Here is the ABC news story confirming the story.

California Senate approves ban on requiring schools to notify parents of child’s pronoun change
California Senate approves ban on requiring schools to notify parents of child's pronoun change
The California Legislative LGBTQ Caucus announces legislation at a press conference on Wednesday, May 22, 2024, to ban school districts from forcing schools to notify parents if their child requests to change their gender identification in Sacramento, Calif. The California Senate has approved a bill, Thursday, June 13, that would ban school districts from forcing teachers to notify parents if their child asks to go by a new pronoun at school

Now they claim there are Queer Kids...
“There are many queer kids in California who have these stories,” she said.

This is a senate run by one majority rule which is the Liberal/Democrats and the democrats dont want the parents to be informed on what is happening to their children in schools.
Or what their children are being taught

They are pushing this nonsense and hoping the parents will not notice it or be able criticize it..

The state Senate approved the proposal Thursday, which would ban school districts from passing or enforcing policies requiring school staff to disclose a student's gender identity or sexual orientation to anyone else without the child's permission, with some exceptions. The goal is to protect students whose safety could be threatened if they live in unwelcoming households.
 
Your link says it still has several more steps before anything is actually banned.

The bill now heads to the state Assembly, where it would need to pass in committees and on the floor before it can reach the desk of Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom, whose administration has fought school boards over the notification policies.
 
Your link says it still has several more steps before anything is actually banned.

The bill now heads to the state Assembly, where it would need to pass in committees and on the floor before it can reach the desk of Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom, whose administration has fought school boards over the notification policies.
Considering its Calif likely it will be passed.
 
So we agree that your thread title is intentionally misleading in order to create outrage.
You said.
The bill now heads to the state Assembly
The State assembly which is largely democrat controlled.

thread title is intentionally misleading in order to create outrage.
Did you even bother reading the articles i posted in the thread?

Lawmakers approved the legislation along party lines after more than an hour of an emotional debate in which Democratic LGBTQ+ senators recounted stories about how they delayed coming out to their parents or were outed by someone else.
 
Lmao as if parents need the school to tell them their kid is heading that direction .

I think they mightttt have some other signs.
 
“Now they claim there are queer kids…”

There have always been queer kids, TS.
And unfortunately, even though it’s 20-fucking-24, it’s still not safe for a lot of kids to come out to their families.

I don’t have a problem with the bill, but I am curious if it’s all students K-12? I might prefer something like grades 7-12 maybe. The articles also mention some exceptions to the policy, but I couldn’t readily find what they were. I might have to dig up the text of the bill and read it and see if it changes my general feeling.
 
Lmao as if parents need the school to tell them their kid is heading that direction .

I think they mightttt have some other signs.
I dunno man. Maybe that’s becoming the case with the current generation and their parents—but I had friends with bad experiences.

One friend was openly gay at school, but in the closet at home. He was very flamboyant though, in both his manner and the way he dressed. He actually wrote to Dan Savage, who does an advice column for queer people, asking advice on coming out to his family.

Dan Savage said what you just said: “If you’re dressing like this and as flamboyant as you say, your family already knows. Coming out will be easier than you think!”
—-He was dead wrong. Somehow my friend’s parents were oblivious to the fact that he was gay, and his coming out caused a huge family mess. His Dad had a really tough time with it. They worked through it, but the point is some parents really don’t know. Or maybe thy don’t want to… I dunno.
 
California has been working on cutting parents out of the equation for a while. At 12, a child in California can get an abortion without parental notice, as well as any health and mental health-related "care" without parental knowledge. They also tried (and failed) to give the jab to 12-year-olds without parental approval. It's clear that they're trying to create a situation where they exploit the full access they have to your children to pump their head full of a particular ideology, socially transition them at school with a new name, breast binders and similar "care", and ultimately funnel them towards a path of operations and pharmaceuticals while limiting your knowledge of it and your ability to stop it as much as possible.

The stance of the state is basically that your children belong to them, it's what their actions bear out.
 
I dunno man. Maybe that’s becoming the case with the current generation and their parents—but I had friends with bad experiences.

One friend was openly gay at school, but in the closet at home. He was very flamboyant though, in both his manner and the way he dressed. He actually wrote to Dan Savage, who does an advice column for queer people, asking advice on coming out to his family.

Dan Savage said what you just said: “If you’re dressing like this and as flamboyant as you say, your family already knows. Coming out will be easier than you think!”
—-He was dead wrong. Somehow my friend’s parents were oblivious to the fact that he was gay, and his coming out caused a huge family mess. His Dad had a really tough time with it. They worked through it, but the point is some parents really don’t know. Or maybe thy don’t want to… I dunno.
Id say they were willfully ignorant in that case and it's nowhere near the norm. Also , The kids demanding their pronouns or changing their "gender identity " usually fit a certain mold and by time they get to that point its blatantly obvious something ain't right
 
Id say they were willfully ignorant in that case and it's nowhere near the norm. Also , The kids demanding their pronouns or changing their "gender identity " usually fit a certain mold and by time they get to that point its blatantly obvious something ain't right
It was ignorance obviously, yeah, but I don’t know if it was willful. Some parents are oblivious, although like I said that might be changing now that the parents are Gen X or even Millenial, rather than Boomer parents.

But whether parents can tell or not, there still seems to be a big problem with acceptance. All of the available numbers indicate that coming out is still a big problem for many kids.
 
“Now they claim there are queer kids…”

There have always been queer kids, TS.
And unfortunately, even though it’s 20-fucking-24, it’s still not safe for a lot of kids to come out to their families.

I don’t have a problem with the bill, but I am curious if it’s all students K-12? I might prefer something like grades 7-12 maybe. The articles also mention some exceptions to the policy, but I couldn’t readily find what they were. I might have to dig up the text of the bill and read it and see if it changes my general feeling.
I might prefer something like grades 7-12
Yeah no.
This whole thing should not be in the schools.

There is a difference between sex education and whatever nonsense they are pushing to the children now in schools.
 
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