Donald Trump revokes transgender bathrooms rule.
'The President restricts rights despite previously stating transgender people should
use a bathroom "they feel is appropriate".
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Donald Trump has revoked guidelines which allow transgender students to use bathrooms
of their choice.
The President will reverse an initiative that threatened schools with the withdrawal of federal
funding if they forced transgender students to use certain bathrooms against their will.
The landmark directive was issued by the Obama administration in May 2016 "to create and
sustain inclusive, supportive, safe, and nondiscriminatory communities for all students".
States and school districts will now be able to decide whether students should have access
to bathrooms that do not reflect their biological sex.
On Tuesday, White House press secretary Sean Spicer said Mr Trump's "view has been for
a long time that this is not something the federal government should be involved in, this is a
states' rights issue".
Sky News US Correspondent Amanda Walker said Mr Trump's directive was likely to face
widespread opposition. She said: "For a lot of people it will be alarming about the direction
of tone this administration is taking and the directives it may want to pursue in the future."
During his campaign to become the Republican presidential nominee, Mr Trump said
transgender people "should be able to use the bathroom that they feel is appropriate".
However, the President changed his position after coming under criticism from fellow
Republicans.
Legal experts said the change in policy could affect a Supreme Court case set to be heard
next month, involving a transgender teenager who was denied access to a boy's bathroom
in Virginia.
While campaign groups welcomed Mr Obama's directive last year, many Republicans
dismissed it as an overreach of federal powers. Texas lieutenant governor Dan Patrick claimed
the move was "blackmail" and said his state would rather forfeit educational funding than comply
with the guidance.
However, the former head of the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division said talk of federalism
overlooked the "vital and historic role that federal law plays in ensuring that all children are able to
attend school free from discrimination".
Some 150,000 American children (0.7%) aged between 13 and 17 identify as transgender,
according to a study by The Williams Institute at the UCLA School of Law...'
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Nightmare...! What is a Man-Girl to do?
I know it's difficult, because -as all women are aware in a Female toilet, everyone walks around
with their private parts showing and I've said it in the past, but I'll say it again.
The sooner doors are invented, the better.
This goes for men as well, Men's crappers are renown for places where guys are wandering about
with their junk exposed and sometimes... sometimes, they actually use the facilities.
Er... wait a moment. Since standard social dignity and if I may be so bold, the rational, natural
order of every species on this planet demands that male and females are different, it might be a
good idea if we had separate public conveniences to make sure no problems can arise when humans
are at one of their weakest positions.
I recall that in recent years, the expression 'tough love' has been used. This is tough love for the
kids... suck it up guys and gals, the days of mewling are over.
Oh... and get a job. One that doesn't involve confusion where you can or can't take a dump.
Try a construction site, they'll love you there.
'The President restricts rights despite previously stating transgender people should
use a bathroom "they feel is appropriate".
Donald Trump has revoked guidelines which allow transgender students to use bathrooms
of their choice.
The President will reverse an initiative that threatened schools with the withdrawal of federal
funding if they forced transgender students to use certain bathrooms against their will.
The landmark directive was issued by the Obama administration in May 2016 "to create and
sustain inclusive, supportive, safe, and nondiscriminatory communities for all students".
States and school districts will now be able to decide whether students should have access
to bathrooms that do not reflect their biological sex.
On Tuesday, White House press secretary Sean Spicer said Mr Trump's "view has been for
a long time that this is not something the federal government should be involved in, this is a
states' rights issue".
Sky News US Correspondent Amanda Walker said Mr Trump's directive was likely to face
widespread opposition. She said: "For a lot of people it will be alarming about the direction
of tone this administration is taking and the directives it may want to pursue in the future."
During his campaign to become the Republican presidential nominee, Mr Trump said
transgender people "should be able to use the bathroom that they feel is appropriate".
However, the President changed his position after coming under criticism from fellow
Republicans.
Legal experts said the change in policy could affect a Supreme Court case set to be heard
next month, involving a transgender teenager who was denied access to a boy's bathroom
in Virginia.
While campaign groups welcomed Mr Obama's directive last year, many Republicans
dismissed it as an overreach of federal powers. Texas lieutenant governor Dan Patrick claimed
the move was "blackmail" and said his state would rather forfeit educational funding than comply
with the guidance.
However, the former head of the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division said talk of federalism
overlooked the "vital and historic role that federal law plays in ensuring that all children are able to
attend school free from discrimination".
Some 150,000 American children (0.7%) aged between 13 and 17 identify as transgender,
according to a study by The Williams Institute at the UCLA School of Law...'
SOURCE:
Nightmare...! What is a Man-Girl to do?
I know it's difficult, because -as all women are aware in a Female toilet, everyone walks around
with their private parts showing and I've said it in the past, but I'll say it again.
The sooner doors are invented, the better.
This goes for men as well, Men's crappers are renown for places where guys are wandering about
with their junk exposed and sometimes... sometimes, they actually use the facilities.
Er... wait a moment. Since standard social dignity and if I may be so bold, the rational, natural
order of every species on this planet demands that male and females are different, it might be a
good idea if we had separate public conveniences to make sure no problems can arise when humans
are at one of their weakest positions.
I recall that in recent years, the expression 'tough love' has been used. This is tough love for the
kids... suck it up guys and gals, the days of mewling are over.
Oh... and get a job. One that doesn't involve confusion where you can or can't take a dump.
Try a construction site, they'll love you there.
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