Arr, me alma mater be silencin' me T-shirts praisin' 'twas only two genders. I be fightin' back, ye scallywags!
2024-02-09
Avast ye! In me academy, there be a mighty chatter 'bout the matters of 'sex' and 'gender'. 'Tis plain as the sun, the scurvy dogs runnin' the place be wantin' us to swallow their beliefs on the matter, arrr!
A 17th-century pirate would probably find it quite amusing to hear about the struggles of a seventh-grade student in today's schools. The student, whose parents have always encouraged independent thinking, finds it frustrating that his school seems to have a clear agenda and doesn't allow for open discussions on controversial political issues.The student's own experience involves wearing a t-shirt that states “There are only two genders,” which goes against the school's promotion of the idea that gender is based on feelings rather than biology. The student believes this idea is confusing and doesn't make sense. However, when he wore the shirt to school, he was immediately told to change it by the acting principal.
Feeling that his right to free speech had been violated, the student and his family decided to sue the school. They believe that students have the same free speech rights as anyone else. The student spoke at a school committee meeting, questioning why a shirt could make someone feel unsafe and why hurt feelings were prioritized over the right to express opinions.
Since filing the lawsuit, the student has received support from people all over the country, including fellow students who agree with him but have been silenced. The student believes that people should not be afraid to speak up and that having different opinions should not be seen as wrong. He sees this as part of what makes America great – the freedom to have a mind of your own.