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Candace's avatar

Thank you for doing this, it helps! After looking at the first item (S1221). I found conflicting statements within the bill. One would assume it's just "wording", but, since we know how sneakily the back door agendas are being pushed through the front doors, the bill should be specifically and consistently worded. The bill synopsis clearly states "in certain public schools" (meaning middle & high school), but the bill itself states "each school educating students grades 6 through 12 in ALL bathrooms". This is a very big difference. Will the schools be required to place feminine hygiene products within the male bathrooms? Because that is what is being stated here. Even though it is naturally assumed these products do not belong in a male bathroom, this bill is specifically stating it is required in ALL public middle and high school bathrooms.

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LR's avatar

The agenda is to put them in all bathrooms where the boys are as well. It sets up the law for more genderless bathrooms. i.e. gender ideology.

Yes, Candace they are trying to sneak it through for other purposes.

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Candace's avatar

Why weren't these products already freely available in female school restrooms? There probably isn't one single female alive (of age) that never struggled with this sort of thing during a school day. AND suddenly they care enough about it to make some law? This is evil, criminal, way beyond ignorance. A politician that backs this think is psychotic.

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Mathgoddess's avatar

If they are in the 7th grader boys bathroom they will all end up in the toilet. Keep them at nurses office.

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Candace's avatar

Most definitely will be in the toilet, or who knows where. My son is a wrestler, 9th grade, age 14. The kids on his team use a group on media (I forget which platform) to communicate with each other in real time. While attending practice after school, one of the wrestlers went to the restroom and found himself unwilling to exit the stall to be confronted with the female identifying as a male that was sharing the restroom with him. He sent a message to his teammates in the gym. "Help, It's in here with me, I'm in the stall and can't come back yet". I laughed at first, it is comical. But, there are so, so many implications here, in this one tiny little incident. In reality, this is very far from funny.

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Christina's avatar

Is everyone else able to use the email link?? It’s telling me the server can’t be found- might just be me though

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Mathgoddess's avatar

It won't open email because you didn't set your decides up for that you will need to copy and paste

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Erns415's avatar

I think you need to send an email, not click on the link. "you can you can send your comments or questions via e-mail to OLSAideSED@njleg.org"

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