http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-hampshire-41224146
It's just so terribly confusing, won't somebody think of the children?
In states where gender fluidity is much more culturally acceptable, children don't seem to have any of these confusions. Perhaps the Rowes might want to consider whether it's them confusing their children by telling their kids that boys are always boys and girls are always girls because it's clearly not the case in their kid's class. Perhaps if the Rowes met the child concerned, or talked to the child's parents, they might discover an untapped source of empathy and tolerance.
Parents remove son from school in pupil gender row
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Mr and Mrs Rowe say the school's handling of the situation did not show proper regard for the possible long-term emotional and psychological effects for the two young children seeking to change gender, or for the confusion and concern caused to other people by the suggestion that boys are not always boys, and girls are not always girls.
It's just so terribly confusing, won't somebody think of the children?
In states where gender fluidity is much more culturally acceptable, children don't seem to have any of these confusions. Perhaps the Rowes might want to consider whether it's them confusing their children by telling their kids that boys are always boys and girls are always girls because it's clearly not the case in their kid's class. Perhaps if the Rowes met the child concerned, or talked to the child's parents, they might discover an untapped source of empathy and tolerance.