Police Scotland criticised for allowing rapists to self-declare gender identity
Analysists Murray Blackburn Mackenzie (MBM) described the policy as ‘deeply offensive’.
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The Insane "Social Justice" Thread pt V...The Insanity is Insane.
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How about not worrying about the color of their skin and just hiring/promoting the best person for the job.
That according to some is too simplistic, too much to ask for, and would require an individual, any individual, to be the best at what they would be required to do.How about not worrying about the color of their skin and just hiring/promoting the best person for the job.
Parents' protest over transgender player leads to delay during girls soccer game in Bow
Parents' protest over transgender player leads to delay during girls soccer game in Bow
The superintendent for the Bow School District confirmed they have issued a no-trespass order to a parent involved in a protest that happened during a recent girls' soccer game.
www.wmur.com
XX: Two Strikes for Bow Fathers as School Issues Second ‘No Trespass’ Order
XX: Two Strikes for Bow Fathers as School Issues Second 'No Trespass' Order - NH Journal
New Hampshire - XX: Two Strikes for Bow Fathers as School Issues Second 'No Trespass' Order - NH Journal - Politics
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A second father has been slapped with a no trespass order by Bow High School for wearing a pink armband on behalf of girls-only sports — and not just for a few days, but for the rest of this season.
“This protest was designed to and had the effect of intimidating, threatening, harassing and discouraging [the biologically male] student as well as any other students from playing.”
But multiple videos of the game show a small crowd of people uneventfully watching the game until Athletic Director Mike Desilets and other school officials began demanding those wearing the armbands remove them. There was no chanting or shouting or sign waving or any other form or protest on the sidelines.
If they have the money they could take this to court.Parents' protest over transgender player leads to delay during girls soccer game in Bow
Parents' protest over transgender player leads to delay during girls soccer game in Bow
The superintendent for the Bow School District confirmed they have issued a no-trespass order to a parent involved in a protest that happened during a recent girls' soccer game.
XX: Two Strikes for Bow Fathers as School Issues Second ‘No Trespass’ Order
XX: Two Strikes for Bow Fathers as School Issues Second 'No Trespass' Order - NH Journal
New Hampshire - XX: Two Strikes for Bow Fathers as School Issues Second 'No Trespass' Order - NH Journal - Politics
A second father has been slapped with a no trespass order by Bow High School for wearing a pink armband on behalf of girls-only sports — and not just for a few days, but for the rest of this season.
“This protest was designed to and had the effect of intimidating, threatening, harassing and discouraging [the biologically male] student as well as any other students from playing.”
But multiple videos of the game show a small crowd of people uneventfully watching the game until Athletic Director Mike Desilets and other school officials began demanding those wearing the armbands remove them. There was no chanting or shouting or sign waving or any other form or protest on the sidelines.
The article mentions that some organizations have voiced support for legal action.
And that legal 'experts' said that they'd probably win.
Maybe I misunderstood it. I didn't see that as offering to take the case Pro bono.
Several national organizations known for taking cases involving the First Amendment are reportedly looking into the case.
Doesn't really say. I read it as pro bono. But I guess I'm reading into it.
Well it would be nice if they did. Some of those organizations run from donations to defend freedom.
Tyreek Hill and the continued vilification of the country’s police officers - Washington Examiner
Tyreek Hill thought he was above the law, instigating a confrontation with law enforcement. But many portray him as the latest person brutalized by the police.
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Companies are leaving DEI in the dustbin - Washington Examiner
If CEOs were convinced these policies had worked to build the businesses they lead, they’d fight to keep them.
www.washingtonexaminer.com
Tinker v. Des Moines?
That pertains to students and teachers in school, instead of parents at a sporting event.
I read this to my wife, an ex school district administrator, and she spouted that off the top of her head.
“In Tinker, a group of high school students wore black armbands to school to protest the Vietnam War. The students were disciplined by the school for wearing the armbands, and the students filed a lawsuit arguing that their armbands were a form of symbolic protest protected by the First Amendment.”
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