A judge in the rabidly progressive state of California unsurprisingly sided against a local school district being transparent. Judge Thomas Garza issued his ruling on Wednesday, September 6, crafted to protect children from their parents, who are automatically assumed to be hostile, homophobic freaks. On the positive side, his injunction is only “temporary.” San Bernardino dared to pass a district policy “that requires parents to be notified when their child asks to be recognized by a different gender identity or pronoun than they were assigned at birth.”
California sides with secrecy
In California, as proclaimed by Superior Court Judge Thomas S. Garza, a child too young to smoke, drink, vote or have sex can come out as “non-binary” to the school and the rest of the world but the decision must be carefully hidden from their parents. The ones responsible for them in all aspects.
Especially, in San Bernardino. That’s where they dared to actually inform parents what their children were “requesting.”
Setting aside the issue of whether the idea to “transition” comes from the child or from the incessant propaganda and culturally engineered peer-pressure, Garza issued a temporary restraining order “against portions of the Chino Valley Unified School District’s new policy that address gender and sex.”
[A judge on Wednesday halted a Southern California school district from requiring parents to be notified if their children change their gender identification or pronouns at school.
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It was done, he insists, “out of an abundance of caution.” what’s not clear is who’s more afraid of the parents finding out, the students or the indoctrinators persuading them to give homosexuality a try. In California, they’re hoping they’ll like it because nobody gets pregnant that way.
“The concern is,” Judge Garza spelled out, “how do we safeguard these students that identify as LGBTQ?” Safeguard them from the loving parents who brought them into the world and raised them so far. “And in my view, it’s a situation that is singling out a class of protected individuals differently than the rest of the students.”
He only got to issue his formal opinion on the matter because “California Attorney General Rob Bonta sued the school district last month over the policy, which was adopted in July.” Their “forced outing policy,” he argued, is a “threat” to the well-being of “non-conforming students who lack an accepting environment in the classroom and at home.” Nobody questions the way he automatically assumes the home environment would be “non-accepting.”
Another district tries it, too
The very same day that Garza issued his heavy handed ruling, “another school district near Sacramento voted to approve a policy similar to the one in Chino Valley.” The idea seems to be spreading across California.
“The new Rocklin Unified School District policy requires parents to be notified within three days of when a student ‘requests to be identified as a gender other than the child’s biological sex or gender’ or asks to be addressed by different pronouns.”
As district trustee Dereck Counter explains, “all we’re doing is adding parent notification, parent communication, keeping those people involved.” That terrified Judge Garza enough to squash it with his gavel.
On Wednesday, Judge Thomas Garza issued a temporary restraining order, meaning the policy is halted while the state’s lawsuit goes ahead.https://t.co/tN5gvgPa84
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Jessica Hardy, a third grade indoctrinator “who is the district’s Teacher of the Year, told the board the policy could destroy the sense of trust between children and teachers.” In California, they’re sensitive to “sensitive issues.” Kids will be hopelessly messed up if their parents find out what sort of gender bending things the school talked them into.
Chino Valley school district isn’t happy with the judge’s ruling but they’ll abide by it. They’ll also look for ways to work around it and “will continue to fulfill its purpose of creating and maintaining a collaborative relationship between school and home.”
California may be solidly behind psychological birth control but to district president Sonja Shaw, “if a child is coming to their teacher and asking to be called something other than what they were born as, they’re already asking to be out in the public about it. The parent has every right to know about that.” The next hearing is set for October 13.