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Kentucky Senate Bill 150, which would allow teachers to refer to students as the name and gender on their original birth certificate, regardless of the students' pronoun preference, passed the Senate Education Committee on Thursday with an 11-1 vote.It now moves on to the full Senate for a vote
"The bill does not prevent students from requesting identification by a non-birth conforming pronoun, nor prevent staff and students from addressing those students with non-conforming pronouns," Wise said.On Thursday, critics on the Senate Education Committee pushed back against the bill. Sen. Reggie Thomas, D-Lexington, voiced several issues with the proposed legislation. His main concern with the bill is that it would allow teachers to misgender students
The room was packed with LGBTQ+ advocates, and many spoke to the committee against the bill. Several transgender men and women argued that the bill puts in danger the lives of trans students in Kentucky.
Referring to a person as a different gender than what they are biologically (there are exactly two choices) is misgendering. Actually requiring it is mandating institutional disinformation.They should call these bills the "Honesty & Sanity Promotion Act" or something of the sort.
Why not just refer to everyone with the correct pronoun "you"? Problem solved. But people don't want the problem solved.
Those are adjectives.
Has anyone asked them what they want to be called?