Indiana is being homophobic

[Cyberwolf]

No furries in school
No gay in school
No sex ed in school
No trans in school
I mean wtf

Indiana 'Don't Say Gay' bill pivots to kids' gender identity

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Teachers in Indiana public schools could be required to tell parents if a student changes their gender identity or preferred name under a bill House committee members approved Monday.

apnews.com

Indiana lawmaker targets furries in schools. Schools say there's no problem

A bill in the Indiana Senate would reiterate that schools are allowed to enforce dress codes to prevent students from dressing as furries.

www.indystar.com

 

[wil]

Please post your Indiana state laws which regulate and ban per your post.

 

[Cyberwolf]

Please post your Indiana state laws which regulate and ban per your post.

I did

 

[wil]

I did not see the links previously...

But I do not have issues with a public school informing parents if I child changes their name or gender...

Nor do I have issue ms with dress codes stopping students from going full furrie

 

[Cyberwolf]

I did not see the links previously...

But I do not have issues with a public school informing parents if I child changes their name or gender...

Nor do I have issue ms with dress codes stopping students from going full furrie

Its just a little furry ears or something like that that will get you coded

 

[Faithfulservant]

I don't have problems with schools enforcing dress codes. My son had to wear a uniform to school and they were not allowed to dye their hair unnatural colors. I have to dress business casual to work and would not be allowed to wear furry ears. I understand kids want to express their individuality but there are other ways they can do that. Being young is hard enough without being different and picked on for what they wear or what their sexual preferences are before they even hit puberty. There is an over sexualization of our children that is highly disturbing.

 

[RJM]

Just trying to imagine what Judge Judy would have to say on the subject, lol

 

[Cyberwolf]

I don't have problems with schools enforcing dress codes. My son had to wear a uniform to school and they were not allowed to dye their hair unnatural colors. I have to dress business casual to work and would not be allowed to wear furry ears. I understand kids want to express their individuality but there are other ways they can do that. Being young is hard enough without being different and picked on for what they wear or what their sexual preferences are before they even hit puberty. There is an over sexualization of our children that is highly disturbing.

My problem is the reasoning of the dress code and the sudden piviot from sexualty to trans
It’s kind of absurd
Also they said concerns about students who "may be imitating or were behaving like a furry.”
My problem is the word were" being past tense scares me because this seems like a threat
Edit it is highly disturbing but we are talking more about middle school
What trying to say is respect teens and peoples privacy

 

[wil]

While I have issues with parents who do not accept their children and try to beat left handedness (their natural self) out of them, i also believe a parent should be told how their child is expressing themselves at school.

I still see your original post as more titillating and biased than factual (according to the links provided)

 

[Cyberwolf]

While I have issues with parents who do not accept their children and try to beat left handedness (their natural self) out of them, i also believe a parent should be told how their child is expressing themselves at school.

I still see your original post as more titillating and biased than factual (according to the links provided)

 

[wil]

If ya want me to lie to you or couch my observations and explorations of the topic say so. Otherwise I speak as I see it, and still haven't found where they have banned sex ed