Tag Archives: Title IX
Survey Says: We Need to Educate Educators About Rights of LGBTQ Students
(This post can also be read at HuffingtonPost.com) During the last two weeks, I’ve read and heard a lot of misinformation about the rescission of federal guidance previously given to schools regarding the use of restrooms and single sex spaces … Continue reading →
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Tagged bullying, Gender, gender creative, gender nonconforming, Huffington Post, LGBTQ, LGBTQ Rights, Orange County, parenting, Safe School Laws, School, Title IX, transgender
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Our Bathroom Bullying Story, Actions to Take and FAQs to Know
I’ve been an unhealthy mix of sad, disappointed, pissed, worried and ready to take action since learning that the Trump administration would rescind the federal guidance support for transgender student’s use of restrooms and other single sex spaces. Being differently … Continue reading →
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Tagged #ProtectTransKids, bullying, Gender, gender creative, gender nonconforming, LGBTQ, Orange County, parenting, Title IX, transgender
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Buncombe County Schools, You’re Doing It All Wrong
Dear Buncombe County Schools, I recently read about your student Grayson Bruce being bullied for carrying a My Little Pony backpack to school. I read that your response was that Grayson should leave his backpack at home because it is … Continue reading →
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Tagged Backpack, bully, bullying, Gender, gender creative, gender nonconforming, Gender Stereotypes, Grayson Bruce, Monster High, My Little Pony, Orange County, parenting, raising a gay child, Raising gay child, Raising My Rainbow, Title IX, US Department of Education
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Raising My Rainbow 