Add Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, and Gender Expression to the SAISD Non-Discrimination Statement
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Ben McKay
8 years ago
Good work!
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Sienna Guerra
8 years ago
So proud of you Ruby for keeping up with this and fighting for equal rights!
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Ariana Runner
8 years ago
Yes! Thank you so much Ruby for making sure me and my sisters are comfortable being who they are. Continue to be a change maker, and never stop striving for justice.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Yes , I believe so people can understand who they truly are not what they should be or should do
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Madeleine mendoza
9 years ago
YAAAAAASSSSS
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Maria Fernandez
9 years ago
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I support the inclusion of sexual orientation in SAISD's Non-Discrimination Statement to protect our students from discrimination
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Rain Tsong
9 years ago
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As a teacher, I am in full support of all students having a safe place to learn.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Now is the time to make this change.
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Kelly Murguia
9 years ago
This is so important. Thank you to our students who are using their voice to take a stand. I stand with you.
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Candice Towe
9 years ago
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I am certain SAISD cares about ALL it's students, and, therefore, I am confident SAISD will add sexual orientation and gender identity to the list of those who must be protected by the non discrimination policy. As a resident of SA, I would be very pleased to assist however I can to see this through. SAISD is No Place for H8. Thank you.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
this would be great!
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Joshua Hernandez
9 years ago
I think everyone should have the freedpm to be what they want to be
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Reyna
9 years ago
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Xavier
9 years ago
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Melanie Eidy
9 years ago
fighting for human rights!
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Angel Montie
9 years ago
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To discriminate against a person based off their sexual orientation is a genuinely pathetic and archaic way of conducting ones self let alone a whole school system
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Vanessa Blanco
9 years ago
Could we add "Gender Identity" too?
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Luis martinez
9 years ago
Yuh G
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Flavio Ramos
9 years ago
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I hope saisd finally comes to terms with what they originally promised, trans people are people too. It's truly disheartening to see so many people discriminated against while organizations say they will "protect" them.
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Emily Valadez
9 years ago
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I am also a student at YWLA and have seen discriminatory actions against the LGBT community, which I am also a part of. This would change everything for us.
Good work!
So proud of you Ruby for keeping up with this and fighting for equal rights!
Yes! Thank you so much Ruby for making sure me and my sisters are comfortable being who they are. Continue to be a change maker, and never stop striving for justice.
Yes , I believe so people can understand who they truly are not what they should be or should do
YAAAAAASSSSS
I support the inclusion of sexual orientation in SAISD's Non-Discrimination Statement to protect our students from discrimination
As a teacher, I am in full support of all students having a safe place to learn.
Now is the time to make this change.
This is so important. Thank you to our students who are using their voice to take a stand. I stand with you.
I am certain SAISD cares about ALL it's students, and, therefore, I am confident SAISD will add sexual orientation and gender identity to the list of those who must be protected by the non discrimination policy. As a resident of SA, I would be very pleased to assist however I can to see this through. SAISD is No Place for H8. Thank you.
this would be great!
I think everyone should have the freedpm to be what they want to be
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fighting for human rights!
To discriminate against a person based off their sexual orientation is a genuinely pathetic and archaic way of conducting ones self let alone a whole school system
Could we add "Gender Identity" too?
Yuh G
I hope saisd finally comes to terms with what they originally promised, trans people are people too. It's truly disheartening to see so many people discriminated against while organizations say they will "protect" them.
I am also a student at YWLA and have seen discriminatory actions against the LGBT community, which I am also a part of. This would change everything for us.