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All kids are trannies.
The only question is: will the school be allowed to tell them the truth?
That they are trapped in the body of the opposite sex, somehow, for no reason?
State Attorney General Matthew Platkin has filed civil rights complaints challenging parental notification policies that three New Jersey school boards adopted this week regarding transgender and nonbinary students, his office announced Thursday.
The move comes after the Middletown Township, Marlboro Township and Manalapan-Englishtown Regional Boards of Education on Tuesday adopted or amended school policies requiring staff to notify parents when gender-nonconforming students wish to change their names, be called by new pronouns, or request other accommodations.
It marks the second time in a month that the Attorney General’s Office has sought relief from the courts to protect the rights of trans students.
“In New Jersey, we will not tolerate any action by schools that threatens the health and safety of our young people,” Platkin said in a brief. “Without question, the discriminatory policies passed by these Boards of Education, if allowed to go into effect, will harm our kids and pose a severe risk to their safety.
“Simply put, these policies violate our laws, and we will not relent in protecting our LGBTQ+ community—especially our children—from discrimination,” he added.
In addition to filing administrative civil rights complaints against the schools, the state Division of Civil Rights is seeking temporary restraints and preliminary injunctions from the state Superior Court to prohibit the boards from implementing the policies while the DCR adjudicates the complaints, according to a statement from the Attorney General’s Office.
In May, Platkin filed a civil rights complaint against the Hanover Township Board of Education and public schools, challenging a similar policy passed in May requiring school staff to notify parents of their children’s gender identity and sexual orientation. After he sought an injunction, the district did not implement the policy and has since revised it so it does not discriminate against LGBTQ students.
Marlboro school board’s attorney, Marc Zitomer, said Thursday that the amended policy is not unlawful.
“We vehemently disagree with Attorney General’s argument that it is somehow discriminatory or improper to notify a parent that their minor child is changing their gender identity,” he said. “We are confident that the board’s amended policy properly balances parental and student rights.”
A representative from the Manalapan-Englishtown Regional School District said it had no comment and officials from Middletown could not be reached for comment.
On Tuesday night, the school boards in the three districts approved similar policy changes outlining policies for notifying parents when a gender-nonconforming student request accommodations.
The parents can’t be allowed to know.
Only the teachers know. And the government, and the media, and homosexual activism groups.
If parents learn that their small children are secretly homosexuals, it is putting their lives at risk.
The parents could deny them life-saving care.
We have to allow homosexual activist groups cooperating with the US government to instruct teachers on how to secretly turn schoolchildren into homosexuals.
That is literally the definition of “democracy.”
And democracy?
That’s who we are in a rules-based order.
If parents don’t want their children secretly indoctrinated and initiated into the homosexual lifestyle by homosexual child sex activists operating in cooperation with the government, then they should move to Russia or China, where they won’t have to deal with this little thing we call “human rights.”
