Des-Bal wrote:Nation of Fortune wrote:You have made assertions that gangs will form to take over restrooms and pretend to be trans in the process, and then later you claimed that you said no such thing. I would say that is going back on what you said.
I am in no way saying there won't be problems, I'm saying that by law if a student is refused their right, and can prove they are trans, that they just need to find the right rung of the authority ladder to get their rights restored to them. You have totally ignored the fact that schools would be in fact well informed to any trans student before hand and claimed that posing as trans is as simple as saying they are trans, which is absolutely not the case. If a student truly is trans there would be a psychological background from a licensed psychologist, or other mental health professional, that would be able to back the student.
No I didn't. You misread what I said and I explained to you. You are now putting words in my mouth.
So this only applies to students who have the money and familial support to have recognized their status early on and to have gone to licensed therapists throughout their childhood?
2. Having read the law that isn't how it works.
I hate to say it, but yes, it does leave those students excluded. However, it is not as expensive as one might think to get proper psychological care. Many mental health professionals are willing to work with patients based on cost, and if a student's parents cannot afford to see a therapist the student will not be able to afford any of the other (Rather large) medical expenses resulting from transition.
Then you didn't read the law. It specifically states that it must be in the students records.