Posted on 10/09/2012 7:37:58 AM PDT by massmike
The Toronto District School Board [last] week issued a set of guidelines on how schools should accommodate transgendered students
On the issue of washrooms, the guidelines note that all students have the right to use a bathroom that best corresponds to the students gender identity, regardless of the students sex assigned at birth. Requiring a student to prove their gender through a doctors letter or identity documents is unacceptable, the board says.
Further, students who wish to use pronouns other than the masculine or the feminine (such as zhe and hir) need to be accommodated equally, the guidelines note.
(Excerpt) Read more at news.nationalpost.com ...
Zhe & Hir: Toronto School Board guidelines on gender identity allow for non-masculine/feminine pronouns
This is the same school board whose website recently featured links to sites encouraging children to have sex with vegetables.
http://www.sunnewsnetwork.ca/archives/sunnews/canada/2012/09/20120927-112308.html
Who said Canadians lack a sense of humor? There people are HILARIOUS! (And nutz).
Also, other new terms will arise; “Get hirm” or “Kick zhe’s ass”
regardless of the students sex assigned at birth.
Really? You effin kiddin?
Maybe there should be a new sex category: zhe/hir morons.
Is that okay?
That would have been fun when I was a little zhe just going through adolescence, but then it would have been considered unacceptable behavior. I suppose today it would be encouraged.
Say...why have seperate bathroom facilities nowadays anyway? Aren't the zhes and the hirs encouraged to cohabitate? And express their sexuality as they see fit?
Is that okay?
That would have been fun when I was a little zhe just going through adolescence, but then it would have been considered unacceptable behavior. I suppose today it would be encouraged.
Say...why have seperate bathroom facilities nowadays anyway? Aren't the zhes and the hirs encouraged to cohabitate? And express their sexuality as they see fit?
Is that okay?
That would have been fun when I was a little zhe just going through adolescence, but then it would have been considered unacceptable behavior. I suppose today it would be encouraged.
Say...why have seperate bathroom facilities nowadays anyway? Aren't the zhes and the hirs encouraged to cohabitate? And express their sexuality as they see fit?
Is that okay?
That would have been fun when I was a little zhe just going through adolescence, but then it would have been considered unacceptable behavior. I suppose today it would be encouraged.
Say...why have seperate bathroom facilities nowadays anyway? Aren't the zhes and the hirs encouraged to cohabitate? And express their sexuality as they see fit?
Why “zhe” and “hir” when we already have an existing non-gender specific objective personal pronoun: “it.”
LOL at Progressives trying to increase diversity by increasing the number of “boxes” to put people in......
Someone better not mention that they should start having seprate water fountains for all the special categories because it is unfair for the special people to have to wait in the normal people’s line... Because the dullard idiot dims may think that is a great idea....
the pronouns they should use are IT and THAT...THEM, THOSE...
regardless of the students sex assigned at birth.
If more people homeschooled this would not be an issue...
If you have a kid that had shall we say “gender issues” when they were born (ie. parts halfway), homeschooling would be a good option for them until they figured things out or their parents figured them out.
the pronouns they should use are IT and THAT...THEM, THOSE...
You forgot THEY
So are they going ao allow little girls to use the urinals in the boys room?
They will need to put some bleachers in the girls rooms.
Lol! ... post-o-the-day :-)
What could possibly go wrong...
The English language already contains a gender-neutral pronoun.
It.
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