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Protecting Female Privacy at PV

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Anonymous
2 years ago

Keep our girls safe!

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Melissa pileggi
2 years ago

Let the girls have their privacy!

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Mike Schneider
2 years ago

Keep the gender you’re born with use the proper bathrooms. Don’t invade biological girls privacy..

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Michael luther
2 years ago

Stop the bill

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Bernadette Bryant
2 years ago

Bathrooms should be assigned to specific genders male and female. No coed!

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Anthony Trunk
2 years ago

Stop this nonsense !!

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Rosemary Storti
2 years ago

My Granddaughter is in this School district…. All our Girls/Woman need their Protection and Privacy !!!!

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Dino Liberi
2 years ago

This is not the answer. There needs to be a solution that can work for all parties impacted.

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Anonymous
2 years ago

Protect the Girls PRIVACY!!!

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Christine Hayes
2 years ago

Privacy is important for everyone. Do not open the door for rape and groping in the schools.

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Stephen MacDonald
2 years ago

This is outrageous that this issue is even up for debate.

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Edward Murphy
2 years ago

Kudos for standing up against the insanity! A war on truth!

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Amy R
2 years ago

This is absolutely ridiculous. Privacy really is a thing....this world is out of control!

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Matthew Barber
2 years ago

Protect our girls!

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Thomas Meeley
2 years ago

One protected class does not trump another protected class. The word Gender was refined to accommodate another class but if you research it gender was used to identify biological sex. Why? Because using the word sex to identify was frowned upon Because it also means intercourse. The use of public bathrooms has always been separated by sex. Changing the meaning of gender does not change the purpose of biological use of a bathroom

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Melanie Lauterio
2 years ago

unbelieve and shocking

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Joseph Fauls
2 years ago

Let's be smart and safe

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Denise Paniconi
2 years ago

Denise Paniconi

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Gerry Daly
2 years ago

You have to be a pervert to propose such a thing.

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Gretchen Saulino
2 years ago

I want my daughter to feel safe and comfortable.