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Sat Mar 9, 2013, 04:57 PM

Mar 2013

If I were the girl's parent I would pull her out of the school if they didn't immediately change their ruling.

The parents did:

The girl's parents, Kathryn and Jeremy Mathis, then took their daughter out of Eagleside to home-school her . . .

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Colorado school officials decline mediation in transgender restroom dispute [View all] davidn3600 Mar 2013 OP

"stigmatizing and psychologically damaging" wordpix Mar 2013 #1

Um! That still singles out the young lady. nt longship Mar 2013 #3

Not if they let other kids use the bathrooms, too. Most wouldn't, pnwmom Mar 2013 #4

Is your daughter a transsexual? longship Mar 2013 #6

Read the story: They aren't "freely available" TalkingDog Mar 2013 #10

Read the article wpelb Mar 2013 #14

Thanks, low bandwidth here. longship Mar 2013 #15

Or they could just rescind the ban. (nt) Posteritatis Mar 2013 #5

Probably a lawsuit from transphobic or otherwise uninformed parents. nt geek tragedy Mar 2013 #9

Really? wpelb Mar 2013 #16

But what if another little boy Andy Stanton Mar 2013 #11

Or obligation to do so? wpelb Mar 2013 #17

wtf she's a girl let her use the girls bathroom azurnoir Mar 2013 #13