Last June, a young lady attending school in Loudoun County Virginia was sexually assaulted in the ladies’ room by a ‘gender-fluid’ boy wearing a skirt. The school board covered up the assault and transferred the boy to another school in order to avoid conflict with the transgender activists that have become so vocal in our education bureaucracy. Unfortunately the boy assaulted another young lady in his new school. Those incidents and the fact that the first incident was covered up are the reason Scott Smith (whose daughter was assaulted) was so upset during a school board meeting. Mr. Smith was forcibly removed from the meeting and arrested.<\/p>\n
The mainstream media’s take on the events was inexcusable.<\/p>\n
Yesterday Newsbusters<\/a> reported the following:<\/p>\n The media is desperately trying to salvage Democrat Terry McAuliffe\u2019s chances in Virginia\u2019s governor’s race, after his alarming comments about parents and education have cost him in the very tight election.<\/strong><\/p>\n This week, MSNBC went so far as to call Loudoun County Public Schools in VA covering up a sexual assault as a \u201cmanufactured\u201d and \u201cmade up\u201d controversy.<\/strong><\/p>\n I wonder how many people who have children in the Loudoun County schools consider this a ‘made-up’ controversy.<\/p>\n The article also notes:<\/p>\n Scarborough (MSNBC\u2019s Morning Joe<\/em>, Joe Scarborough) complained that the first sexual assault by a boy wearing a skirt in the girls\u2019 room happened before the transgender policy was in place, so any anger over it was inconsequential:<\/strong><\/p>\n \u201cThis was a guy that went in and sexually assaulted a girl. There is no controversial bathroom policy regarding trans students. This is just a controversy that you and your column point out that’s just been made-up<\/span>,\u201d he sneered.<\/strong><\/p>\n Scarborough insisted again that the school\u2019s transgender policy had nothing to do with the rape. (Does he think that allowing boys into girl\u2019s locker rooms and bathrooms will diminish sexual\u00a0assaults?):<\/strong><\/p>\n …Goldberg (New York Times<\/em>\u2019 columnist Michelle Goldberg) then outright lied about the district\u2019s transgender policy, claiming that if the boy had *really* identified as a girl under the current school policy, he still wouldn\u2019t have had access to the girls\u2019 bathrooms. Not true, as the policy approved in August by the school board plainly states<\/a>: \u201cAll students are entitled to have access to restrooms and locker rooms that are sanitary, safe, and adequate, so that they can comfortably and fully engage in their school programs and activities. Students should be allowed to use the facility that corresponds to their gender identity<\/span>.\u201d<\/strong><\/p>\n The article at Newsbusters includes a transcript of the comments made. Basically the fact that a young lady was sexually assaulted is less important than the transgender agenda.<\/p>\n \n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Last June, a young lady attending school in Loudoun County Virginia was sexually assaulted in the ladies’ room by a ‘gender-fluid’ boy wearing a skirt. The school board covered up the assault and transferred the boy to another school in … Continue reading