Nothing like the combination of legally mandated childhood trauma and the phrase "five business days".
The state’s H.B. 1608 requires school officials to provide written notification to a child’s parent or guardian within five business days of the child asking to be called a different “pronoun, title, or word,”
Nothing like the combination of legally mandated childhood trauma and the phrase "five business days".
This is where you organize an entire classroom. Make these written notifications daily. If you're in high school, organize as many as you can. 30 students per class, eight periods per day, that's...
This is where you organize an entire classroom. Make these written notifications daily. If you're in high school, organize as many as you can. 30 students per class, eight periods per day, that's 240 notes daily. Protest through ridiculous amount of paperwork.
Monday: all students ask to be known by the title "m'lord" or "m'lady." Tuesday, it's prime minister. Wednesday, "duke" or "duchess." Get creative with it.
Nothing like the combination of legally mandated childhood trauma and the phrase "five business days".
This is where you organize an entire classroom. Make these written notifications daily. If you're in high school, organize as many as you can. 30 students per class, eight periods per day, that's 240 notes daily. Protest through ridiculous amount of paperwork.
Monday: all students ask to be known by the title "m'lord" or "m'lady." Tuesday, it's prime minister. Wednesday, "duke" or "duchess." Get creative with it.
I hope Gen Z will channel its devious licks, school toilet smashing energies into this kind of noncompliance.
Seems unlikely. Now we just have tiktok car hijacking challenges.
The average of a Starbucks barista is 24. Most union workers at Starbucks locations are Gen Z. We're plenty good at organizing.