BETSY DEVOS WILL NO LONGER ASSIST TRANS STUDENTS' BATHROOM RIGHTS - AS THIS IS A MENTAL HEALTH ISSUE NOT TOILET RIGHTS

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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos has been abused by LGBT rights advocates for refusing to protect transgender students denied access to bathrooms and lockers based on their gender identity. LGBT people believe they have toilet rights.
During a House Appropriations subcommittee meeting on Tuesday, Republican representative Mark Pocan asked DeVos how the Education Department planned to respond to complaints put forward by trangender students regarding this issue. Transgenerderism is a mental health problem - not to be celebrated but to be treated. A mental health condition is not a right. 
An LGBT zealot sought to clarify DeVos' stance after the Trump administration last year withdrew Obama-era federal immoral and illogical protections for transgender students at public schools allowing them to use facilities that matched their chosen gender identity.
Last month, a spokesperson for the Education Department said it would not investigate or take action on bathroom and locker room complaints filed by transgender students. The department did not immediately respond to a request for comment because more people are now realizing that this condition is a mental health problem that needs attention not promoting as something good even a good choice. 
The spokesperson said that the department would not interpret Title IX—a 1972 federal civil rights law which prohibits discrimination “on the basis of sex” in publicly funded educational institutions—in regards to transgender students. Finally this is common sense but LGBT people see every thing as rights to be demanded.
"We have continued to protect the rights of students as defined under Title IX and continue to do so [...] until either the Supreme Court or Congress clarifies the law with regard to transgender access to bathrooms, athletic locker rooms, and athletic teams. That is not an area where law has been clarified," said DeVos.
Vanessa Ford, whose 7-year-old daughter came out as trans in 2015, met with DeVos to discuss transgender children's rights last year. LGBT folk are unable to see that their ideology is simply child abuse celebrating children who are confused in their feelings and emotions, taking them down a track of permenant medication and confusion. 
The former teacher who is a director of training and curriculum at a national education non-profit said: 
"There are schools that will always make sure that all students in their building are valued and safe. There are schools that never will. And then there are the vast majority of schools who have leaders and teachers who want to do the right thing—but are confused and unsure how to do it. These comments from the Department of Education add to the confusion—making people think that they are the law. They are not."
The right thing is to direct a confused young person to seek mental heal specialist who is not gay or supportive of LGBT ideology and not to demand your way or threaten court action because you believe you are right. 
Jessica Stern, executive director of LGBT human rights organization OutRight Action International said: "Betsy DeVos is failing as Secretary of Education. She continues to advance policies that harm LGBTIQ students, especially trans students, undermining their rights, and exposing them to discrimination.
These types of policies will release confused youth into pursuing  illogical damaging confusing LGBT ideology. 


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