A California bill that would ban school boards from enacting policies requiring school staff to inform parents about a child's sexual orientation or “gender identity” sparked debate on Thursday.
Republican Rep. Bill Essari's comments “infuriated” Democrat Corey Jackson, KCRA News reporter Ashley Zavala reported.
Debate over AB 1955 in the California Legislature has stalled.
The bill would prohibit California schools from having policies that require parents to be notified if a student is transgender. Bill Serai Lawmakers who were microphoned off to debate the bill last year raised a number of issues, including… pic.twitter.com/mcxVkBKnJ7
— Ashley Zavala (@ZavalaA) June 27, 2024
Essari reportedly likened the Democratic Party leadership to a California “oligarchy” and the “Communist Party.”
Assembly Bill 1955, “Supporting the Academic Futures and Educators of Today's Young People Act,” now heads to Gov. Gavin Newsom, a Democrat,'s desk.
The bill would prohibit “school districts, county offices of education, charter schools, state special education institutions, and members of the boards or agencies of any of these educational agencies” from implementing or enforcing rules that would require a contractor or employee to inform anyone of a student's “sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression” without the student's consent. Consent.
The bill also includes a provision to “develop resources” for schools to “support parents, guardians, and families of LGBTQ students.” “School-based supports and community resources” could include “safe spaces” and “support groups” for families of LGBTQ students.
In July 2023, Jackson refused to comment on whether the sexually explicit book “This Book is Gay” was “appropriate” for middle school.
After one parent quoted a graphic excerpt, Jackson said that while “all books should be age appropriate,” certain books need to be read.
California State Assemblyman translation: I will not answer the question of whether books teaching sexual activity are appropriate for middle school. pic.twitter.com/JdKqeNLZnG
— CA Family Council (@CAFamily) July 5, 2023
The day before California's bill was set to pass, transgender women activists yelled at and silenced a woman named Arienne Adamczykova who was testifying against the bill.
The California State Assembly has passed a bill that makes it illegal for schools to tell parents about their children's sexual orientation or gender identity.
The debate was heated and arguments broke out during the hearings leading up to the vote.
Yesterday I identified as transgender… pic.twitter.com/c8J9rHzOc3
— REDUXX (@ReduxxMag) June 27, 2024
Activist Ebony Harper slammed the woman as a “gender-bashing monster”.
“Teachers also do not want to become liars or conspirators in the social transformation of their students,” Adamčková said in her testimony.
Ms Adamčková explained that “anxiety, loneliness and spending too much time online” had influenced her son's transgender identity, adding that young people denying their biological sex “exacerbates their already fragile mental state”.
Arianne Adamčková, teacher, mother and lifelong progressive, Follow translator Women's Ribbed Front
Opposed #AB1955 At the California State Capitol on June 26th“Teachers also don't want to be liars or accomplices in their students' social transition.”🔥 pic.twitter.com/2YZIIBLdMD
— WomenAreReal (@WomenAreReals) June 27, 2024
Luca Hayne filed a lawsuit in 2023 against the University of Nebraska Medical Center, alleging that they performed a double mastectomy on her in 2018 when she was just 18 years old at the time. 16 years old.
Hayne reportedly developed gender dysphoria after her parents filed for divorce and was also said to have been seduced online by older men. The traumatic experience led Hayne to research sexuality and discover transgender influencers promoting surgery and hormone therapy.
Dan and Jennifer Mead sued a Michigan school district in 2023, alleging that their daughter's middle school was socially transitioning her without her parents' knowledge. The parents took action after they learned their daughter was using a different name and a male surname. Pronouns.
While California is moving forward with a bill backed by trans activists, the Ohio House of Representatives passed a bill Thursday that would ban students from using bathrooms or locker rooms that do not match their biological sex. Sex.
