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te quedó muy bonito todo 🧡🧡🧡
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Elizabeth Flores :
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Soooo sweet !!!🧡
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![A cross-bench life peer has suggested young #trans people should be discouraged from #transitioning until they are in their late twenties. During a #HouseofLords debate about gender-questioning children in schools on Thursday (22 February), peers posed questions to the parliamentary under-secretary of state for the school system, Baroness Diana Barran, on topics including the non-statutory guidance for schools on supporting trans kids and #LGBTQ + organisations’ opposition to it. The government’s long-delayed trans guidance for schools in England was finally released in December, with the aim of providing information to school staff on how to approach a range of issues related to transgender youngsters, including pupils socially transitioning, access to single-sex spaces and admissions to single-sex schools and sport. One area the 20-page non-statutory guidance touched on in-depth was social transitioning – whereby someone changes their name, presentation and pronouns – describing it as not a “neutral act” and urging schools to take a “cautious approach”. During the debate on Thursday, cross-bench peer Baroness Molly Meacher asked if Barran agreed that “schools must strongly discourage school-age children from taking any steps towards gender transition until their late twenties, by which time the decision-making part of their brain – the prefrontal cortex – will be fully developed.” Barran replied: “The guidance is very clear that each case should be taken individually. The safety and well-being of children must always be our primary concern, which is why that is at the heart of the guidance. “Some of the medical steps… are implicit in that safety and well-being focus.” Some peers took the opportunity to attack LGBTQ+ charities such as Stonewall and Mermaids, which have expressed opposition to the guidance and have labelled it “chilling” and “actively dangerous”. Baroness Claire Fox, a former Brexit Party MEP, asked if Barran found it “troubling” that since the guidance was published, “a variety of lobby groups and commercial providers are targeting school [senior leadership teams], advising them to ignore and even resist [it]”. She also asked if the Department for Education would “counter misinformation, circulated by the likes of Mermaids, Just Like Us, Stonewall, The Key and even trade unions, that wrongfully alleges the guidance is in breach of equality law, discriminatory and transphobic” and if Baroness Barran would condemn “attempts to scare teaching staff by suggesting that following the guidance puts them at risk of action by regulators and litigators”. Barran responded: “Schools are expected to consider all the guidance from the department, and this is no exception. We would expect them to follow the final published guidance. I looked at some of the campaigns being run and some of the templates that charities have published. “I share the concern that they are quite oppositional in tone and are pitting parents against schools, which the guidance explicitly tries to avoid.” #parliament #ukpolitics #uknews #protecttranskids #transyouth #school](/video/cover/7339245497686773024.webp)