Transgender filth in Arlington VA

See

https://dailycaller.com/2025/02/04/virginia-residents-ask-school-overlook-transgender-sex-offender-caught-girls-locker-room/

"Virginia residents are rallying against parents who spoke out about an Arlington Public Schools (APS) District policy that allowed a serial sex offender to watch young girls change in a high school locker room for months.

The transgender proponents called on the district to maintain its policy allowing men to use women’s restrooms and locker rooms if they claim to be transgender"

What utter filth.

The simple solution to this problem:

Don't allow men in women's spaces.

Is that too hard to understand?

And please, enough of denying the biological difference between men and women.

And screw Francisco Durán's commitment to "gender identity".

That is purely a matter of psychology.

What matters is biological sex.

A person can change who or what they identify with on a moment's notice.

They cannot change their biological sex, no matter how much is spent on hormone "therapies" or plastic surgery 

(i.e., paying doctors and drug companies for unnecessary products and services).

More detail on the locker room story:

https://www.iwfeatures.com/profile/virginia-mother-slams-policy-that-allowed-registered-child-sex-offender-into-her-daughters-locker-room/

"school officials informed McDougal that they knew exactly who she was referring to in her complaint, 

and that they had granted Cox access to the girls’ locker room because of 

Arlington Public Schools’ policy allowing individuals, including community members, to use the school restroom and locker room corresponding with their gender identity.

Cox, they said, had identified himself as a woman, and therefore had to be granted access to all women’s facilities. 

If McDougal and her daughter didn’t feel comfortable sharing an intimate space with Cox, they could use the private family dressing rooms instead, the concerned mother recalls being told.

McDougal agreed the private family dressing room was the safest option for her daughter. 

Noticeably, many of the other moms did as well, McDougal said, because the line to the private dressing rooms suddenly became long ahead of swim class each day."