Is it about parental rights?

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(01-26-2024, 09:51 AM)GMDino Wrote: It was a law looking for a problem to solve.  

"Small government" republicans should hate it, but it allows them to harass people who they don't like/understand.



You can't even ASK if they have a preferred name or pronoun.  

There are no penalties set forth in this so I don't know if it actually stops human being from caring about each other or not.  I don't know why they would pass it without determining want the punishment should be.  Well, other than they just wanted to make sure their base knows they don't like "different" people.

The punishment does not have to be specified as the actions detailed are now a violation of policy.  Violation of policy carries inherent penalties specifically spelled out in your contract.  I can see disagreeing with the law, but the reaction to it has been hyperbolic.  At its basic level it's just another restriction on what you can, or cannot say, as a school employee.  Lord know my job has more than a few examples.  I had a friend receive discipline for telling a suspect to, "Drop the "effing" gun!".  Because God forbid you use profanity when confronting an armed suspect in a gang related shooting.