Posted on 03/08/2017 1:37:30 PM PST by Kid Shelleen
On Nov. 9, stunned and depressed over the election of President Trump, Allie Armstrong of Havertown took to social media to ask her friends how to spin something positive from a result they viewed as not just a defeat but a national crisis. ---SNIP-- Less than four months later, nearly 60 members of the group they founded the Havertown Area Community Action Network, or HCAN packed a standing-room-only Haverford Township School District board meeting to demand an inclusive policy toward transgender students in response to the Trump administrations retreat on the issue.
Last week's big turnout impelled district officials to promise a policy either a new stand-alone or an amended nondiscrimination code that specifically addresses transgender issues as soon as September.
HCAN's victory was emblematic of forces, unleashed by Trumps election, that are beginning to shake up politics, even at local levels. One of many Philadelphia-area Trump resistance groups that have emerged since November, it has 1,000 Facebook followers and a couple dozen highly active members. Its demand for transgender student rights is just the start.
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There was never any complaints about this school but a small group of fascists decided they can force a school district to address "transgender rights" as part of the Trump resistance.
The article never states if there are any transponders in the Haverford District. The mob is being whipped up into a frenzy over a non-issue. Maybe the next step is to convince a transgender to move into the district and justify the mob.
No transponders. No one complained. This is how sick these people are. With all the problems in the world they are worried about this issue..
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