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@Lucia_Flevares@johnastoehr@atrupar She wants everyone to jump to the conclusion that she's talking about medical transitioning, when she never actually said that. What she "means" is beside the point. She's referring to social transitioning, but in failing to make that distinction, she's deliberately misleading us
@johnastoehr She can claim without lying that students are being secretly transitioned because she deliberately leaves out an important distinction. It's not "medical transitioning;" she's talking about "social transitioning," which actually does happen in some schools, unknown to parents.
@lisa_liberal Social transitioning means: allowing students to change how they present at school, use a new name or pronouns, wear different clothes, have bathroom and locker room access, etc. Nothing medical like surgery, puberty blockers or hormone therapy.
@lisa_liberal She didn't claim that schools are medically transitioning students, but that's what everyone assumes she means. She wants us to be confused. She's talking about social transitioning, which does take place at some public schools, sometimes without parental knowledge.
@jared_shult Linda McMahon didn't claim that schools are medically transitioning students, but that's what everyone assumes she means. She wants us to be confused. She's talking about social transitioning, which does take place at some public schools, sometimes without parental knowledge.
@JamieBonkiewicz At some public schools, "social transitioning" is happening, and parents are not informed. It's a real thing. NOT "medical transitioning," which never happens in schools. Linda McMahon is being deliberately vague to trick people into talking about something that doesn't exist.
@mmpadellan Social transitioning is real: allowing students to change how they present at school, use a new name or pronouns, wear different clothes, have bathroom and locker room access, etc. NOT surgery, puberty blockers or hormone therapy. Some schools also support student confidentiality
@mmpadellan If she would clarify what she means by calling it "social transitioning" instead of letting everyone assume she means "medical transitioning" (which she did NOT say) then maybe the internet would sound better informed.
@Nguyen_anime3 If she would clarify what she means by calling it "social transitioning" instead of letting everyone assume she means "medical transitioning" (which she did NOT say) then maybe the internet would sound better informed.
@covie_93 Whether or not you support trans rights or support the parental "right to know", these are real issues that people should discuss. Misleading talk about non-existent medical transitioning muddies the water.
@covie_93 Social transitioning is real: allowing students to change how they present at school, use a new name or pronouns, wear different clothes, have bathroom and locker room access, etc. NOT surgery, puberty blockers or hormone therapy. Some schools also support student confidentiality
@SarahIronside6 I guess the question is, do you support trans rights? If you do, you could learn about some things that some public schools are doing to improve the well-being of their students. The other question is, do you support student confidentiality? The issues are real.
@uniquenamenow@middleageriot Actually, it is, although it's a little more than that. It's called social transitioning. Allowing students to change how they present at school, use a new name or pronouns, wear different clothes, have bathroom and locker room access, etc.
@LqLana She's acting like she means medical transitioning. But she's actually talking about social transitioning, which is a real thing. Allowing students to change how they present at school, use a new name or pronouns, wear different clothes, have bathroom and locker room access, etc.
@GulliverGadfly@MollyJongFast@atrupar She wants everyone to think she's talking about medical transitioning without parental consent. I'd be opposed to that. But she's actually talking about social transitioning, which is a real thing.
@MollyJongFast She's being deliberately misleading. She's talking about social transitioning: allowing students to change how they present at school, use a new name or pronouns, wear different clothes, have bathroom and locker room access, etc. NOT surgery, puberty blockers or hormone therapy.
@swd2 She's being deliberately misleading. She's talking about social transitioning: allowing students to change how they present at school, use a new name or pronouns, wear different clothes, have bathroom and locker room access, etc. NOT surgeries, puberty blockers or hormone therapy