I’ve never met a trans person that’s introduced themselves by saying they’re trans. Almost every time it just somehow pops up in a conversation and everyone gets all shocked
@@UrMumsFavoriteBoyToy saying your pronouns are different bro, especially when you might not look like how your pronouns are. It would make more sense for the student to go “hi, my name is Sean and my pronouns are he/him”
As a trans guy, I don't agree with letting your kids transition medically until they're 18 because your mind doesn't fully develop until you're a little older. BUT! You should always be respectful! I support all my trans guys, gals and everyone in between!
I wish the respect went both ways. I’ve never felt more disrespect in my life than what’s coming out from the LGBT community. No wonder that community doesn’t get respect.
@@seetha7 I agree. I do not associate with the LGBT community anymore because of how politicized and generally toxic it's become. No one should force anyone to support them, but we should all respect each other so long as we're nice people.
@@Paradigm-Shift208 exactlyyyyyy, people have their own opinions and we can’t just go around and do that bc of how it could be bc of peoples religion. it’s terrible that some people think the way they do.
@@seetha7 i do agree to some extent, i was kicked out of an lgbtq+ group for not putting a tw for capital letters, but tbh its a very small percentage of actual lgbtq+ people who are like that
@@leviisdead nah transphobic kids irl would never say “oh it was parents’ thoughts and beliefs 😢” they’d be more like “I stand by what I said. I’m right. I hate woke people blah blah” 😅
@@hanabeeeoh honey, those are just the three most popular. It’s the English version of Seán (Irish) which means there’s five million and one different ways to spell it 😅
The parents are probably not straight up homophobic. They probably just want their kids staying out of this nonsense and yea I would too. If teachers are promoting this kind of stuff in schools instead of TEACHING my kid, I am going to homeschool.
Who talks to a kid like this? “Preconceived norms”? The child was clearly confused because it goes against everything they had ever learned about humans and biology. It’s possible to go about it in a kinder way, however these are young children. I also think it’s unrealistic for a child to apologize like that. As well as the fact that it’s not the teacher place to change this child’s mind about a very sensitive and politically charged issue. ALSO, the child probably only agreed with the teacher and said they don’t agree with their parents because the teacher was pressuring them.
Any teacher who actually does this in real life should be fired and should have their teaching licence revoked. My kid is not going to school so the teacher can brainwash him he is going to school to get a basic education.
well their parents clearly aren't going to do it and teachers are the few adults in this world that have other parents kids for an extended amount of time per day.
@@Peppa.PIIGGS Okay so people are still responding to my comment even though I corrected myself later in the comment section. I understand people trying to correct me. But I already knew how I mis read the message. And I even state that in the comment section later on. So pls stop. And next time fully read comment section cause if you did you would of known I mess up on my end. Not trying to be rude cause I understand but it still frustrating getting corrected even tho I got corrected beforehand. why are they bad people? Also why do you say your not homophobic but than say "this group is bad".
@@glitcheremily8994 They’re talking about how THEIR EXPERIENCE with Trans / non-binary people was bad, they’re not saying everyone in the world who’s trans or non-binary is bad
@@user-id5dx6wf9show is that transphobic? If you shame someone for their beliefs, what gives another person the right to shame you? It’s that simple. Yes it is wrong to shame someone for their beliefs, but that is all they were saying.
I think a teacher can talk about kindness without getting into the whole gender discussion. Please don't turn kids against their parents, even if you think the parents are wrong. Just teach that it's possible to be kind to everyone, even if we don't agree with their beliefs or lifestyle. If the student/parent really have an issue, change classes maybe?
In model that behavior, she is modeling judgment and closemindedness when she thinks she’s modeling acceptance. Instead, she should’ve taken that child aside and said, let’s find a way to be kind and be all friends together at school. That’s the things that I say to my kindergartners and first graders when they are having a disagreement I say you know when we’re at school here we’re all friends together and everybody is important everybody’s feelings matter, so let’s be kind and gentle and think of everybody’s Feelings and do our best to be kind to everyone. We don’t talk about politics or triggering topics and neither do the teachers of the older children, and when I substitute in older, children’s classrooms and things like this, come up, I say well this is a matter for Home at school, We are kind to everybody, no matter what they Believe when you’re at home you do as your parents tell you.
So first the teacher character never mentioned the parents once ... And yeah like the kid character said it's their parents views... What's your problem there ? (Teacher never put a kid against his parents but by teaching kindness the kid realize how unkind his parents views are on its own...)
@@KSHU68795 I think the teacher could have been more open towards that students view and where they were perhaps coming from. Maybe explained more about why and how that could be wrong and how that was so rude of them rather than judging them.
I feel like the gender discussion isn’t a problem if it’s to stop a kid from discriminating another. Plus the kids doesn’t agree with the parents regardless so if they follow every little belief the parents have then that’ll be unhealthy for the kid later on. They might feel like they can’t have their own opinions.
First of all no one is at fault in this scenario. Yes she should've minded her business and shouldn't have been rude calling him and IT. Secondly this will more than likely go straight home to the parents especially if open communication is kept and now the teacher has opened a can of worms not only for herself but the student/students themselves.
I would argue the parents are at fault. And then the school system if they don't have the teachers back (yes I know full well they probably won't. Still doesn't make it ok that they don't.)
@@callmeheliza3845 again that's opening a can of worms for you if you were said teacher yes there is freedom of speech but even then depending on the bases of what was said it could potentially cause you to lose your teaching license and either yourself or the school district getting sued not to mention it puts you in harms way especially with how easy it is for someone to get doxxed(sp?). In my personal opinion just like a job a person's beliefs and opinions should be left at the door. The teacher should have cut off any exchange of conversation and shouldn't make anyone feel guilty.
Yeah that's the first thing I thought. While it was a nice speech, it's going straight home to the parents and they are going to go ham on this teacher for trying to change their child's beliefs and forcing their opinion on them. Beliefs are like religion, don't talk about em openly in a public situation, don't shame people for having them, and don't try to change their minds.
Tw: self unalivement A fellow student at my school recently self unalived due to the bullying they recieved from being transgender, there were other transgender kids at the school but he was the only one recieving bullying from it as far as I know. I'm glad you're teaching your students about this.
Teachers have no right speaking about that stuff. If they can’t speak about religion, they shouldn’t be able to persuade someone about someone else’s identification and it should be a conversation between the parents and teacher. Edit: I love how y’all think your comments are gonna change my mind.
@@mabradana7063 Being reprimanded and a phone call home would be best. It's in the teacher's place to speak to the student because they were directly insulting the other student and creating an unsafe environment. This could have also encouraged other students to pick on them.
The teacher should not be getting this mad at the child, especially when the child admits that it was becuase her parents taught her that way. It’s important to educate her but also screaming at her is not the way to do it. If I was that girl I would be crying.
@@sebastianmaker6798 I didn’t mean scream but she was being a bit harsh, and this is an important topic and yea the child needed to be corrected but their is a way to talk to young Children and teach them
@@Petraisbatman harsh? Did you grow up in the era where slaps and whooping were called "child abuse"? Just curious cause your version of harshness is laughable,
@@xavierplymptonstongue54 how can a 5 year old be transphobic? Also why would I want my child who I actually love be injected with synthetic hormones, ruining his mental/physical health overall destroying his life and fertility. I want my son to be mental stable and love himself for who he is overall, also I ain’t gonna teach him to be transphobic lmao the school system is broken women are women and men are men period. That’s my opinion and there’s nothing wrong with me thinking that ❤️
@@hannahcathmd medical transitioning is basically never performed on anyone that young. additionally, mental illness rates are higher in trans teens *because* of the social effects of being trans in an unaccepting world. People are not trans *because* they’re mentally ill; if there’s any correlation at all, it’s the other way around. Studies have proved such things, but unless you want to step outside of your own echo chamber without putting in earplugs, you’ll never find out what people’s lived experiences are and will continue to judge based off of your baseless guesses
So I'm a Christian and being trans does go against my religious beliefs HOWEVER I would never treat any trans person badly or any differently from anyone else. We're all people deserving of love and respect!
Thx I just saw way to many Christians going absolutely crazy about lgbtq and how it's against God and Jesus and telling me phrases in the Bible and so on glad that there still some normal Christians cuz I accept everyone as long as they do to
Thaank you, this is a pretty good example of how a teacher should take aside their students, and how a student should respond. Misgendering is rude and shitty- it shouldn’t be acceptable in a classroom environment.
I have a music teacher that’s trans and they always say that so many people put them down but my class is the most supportive and it just breaks my heart to know that people bully others for their gender
I get what your saying, but please make sure your students know that they don’t have to support something if they believe otherwise and that they have they’re allowed own opinions and thoughts while still being kind to everyone they interact with ❤
I actually think it's a good way of teaching students not that what ur said is wrong but since she has been told that by her parents and seems to accept it really quickly I don't think that problem exist in that case
that’s what’s wrong with this generation, everyone is forced to support trans kids and they can’t even say anything about it because they’ll be considered “transphobic” …😬
@@fabiotorro8620 I know, and if someone believes that it is ok, and they support it, then good for them but they everyone needs to know that they have the right to their own opinion but also that it doesn’t mean they can bully or be mean to someone. Especially kids.
pls don't scold students because of this they may be raised in a very strict household and u might not know but some parents absolutely hate lgbtq etc so just tell her to not be rude and don't tell her that her parents believes are fake or something BC they will likely not believe a teacher instead of their parents
Students should absolutely be scolded for telling hateful things to others. While someone may be raised in a strict household or be battling their own internal struggles, that doesn't give them the right to be hateful to someone else, especially an oppressed person who already gets enough of it. I don't think that the teacher every said anything about telling the student that her parents beliefs are fake, either.
@@fishbonesxx Yeah, the teacher was super respectful of the kids' comments about the parents. All the teacher said was, "I understand, but you need to be respectful of your classmate in school." If someone was calling me "it" and refusing to sit next to me for any reason, I'd have expected a teacher to address them like that.
I'm glad me and my siblings are homeschooled. Teachers shouldn't be having discussions like this with their students, especially while downplaying what their parents have said. If anything they should at least have that conversation with the parents present.
No one’s shaming anyone but the teacher has to address things appropriately and personally I think the she didn’t do that they should have had a parent conference
Teacher did nothing to help. They quite literally kept shaming the kid after they glossed over the parent’s ideologies part instead of actually helping the kid understand.
i feel like the teacher could’ve handled that a lot differently without shaming the kids parents beliefs and just talked about how kindness is better or even to just mind there own business
I love how she did not shame the parents for what they told the kid, and how she just asked her what rights she had acting like that. Honestly, Great job 👏👏👏👏👍❤❤
Good on that teacher. It’s not entirely the kids fault though. Their parents were transphobic and clearly pushed it on the kid. Although, it’s still good to change the kids views to the different than the parents if they were being so vocal about it
What is the sad part? I'm confused. Are you saying it's sad that a Trans kid is being protected and treated like a human being, or are you saying it's sad that the Trans kid is being bullied?
@@cam0201 I think the sad part is woke ideologies being taught in the classroom. Nothing against the trans kid, but the teacher didn’t need to pull the other student aside and tell them that what they were taught by their parents is wrong
This is awful she embarrassed a kid for believing what their parents told them honestly if my teachers were more concerned about gender inequality then actual bullying and physical fights I would immediately leave that school
bro real, like cmon preconceived norms??!! are u kidding me this is literally elementary school kids shouldn’t have to worry about that. this is why the next generation is completely doomed 🤦🏻♀️
I get so annoyed that teachers on social media platforms do this. They make themselves look like they're the good guys, supporting LGBTQ+, and whatnot. But in reality, they don't really care. And, they have no right to be talking about this in school!! one word. DISGUSTING.
@@x_.mizuki._x3231 Children in elementary schools shouldn't be learning about this. Talking about bullying is to protect kids, but your not protecting your kids when they are learning about this, are you?
So true if it is the parents choice they should NOT the teachers that’s overstepping boundaries.second it’s not a topic for children and especially nit in a classroom environment
@@nataliaholt7129how is it not a topic for children, its like teaching them that there are male and females as well as other genders, its just educating, its good for a classroom environment as its just letting them know those types of people exist and you shouldnt disrespect them
@@nataliaholt7129 kids are smarter than you think, they can understand stuff like being trans or what nonbinary is easier than most adults, unless they've already been told there's only boy and girl and you are what you're assigned at birth. I've seen kids pick up on what being trans is faster than adults Also its not like gender is sexual, and if it was why should children be taught some kids are girls and some are boys? Its literally just calling someone a different name and using different pronouns/honorifics. They're not going into what top/bottom surgery is and what it does
I don't really like her. She's always sneering and has an expression that screams "I'm better than all of you" Also she's been transphobic in the past so I don't really want her to react to this video.
Oh sorry it’s so hard for you to hold in the urge to verbally harass people for being who they want to be in a way that doesn’t even affect you. Stay at private school, public school kids don’t want some bully who doesn’t know how to mind their own damn business.
What I think of transgender people is mute at this point my point was bullying is not ok I don't care where it comes from if you're fucking bully, you need to stop, and if you feel like bullying kids is okay or kids bullying other kids is ok just because you don't agree with what they think they are you really need to grow the fuck up.
I don't personally like how she handled this because she supported the one kid and just because the other kid was raised differently she scolded her for it
Yeah, I probley would've been that one girl but worse, my parents didn't even want me to know what the community was, they never planned on explaining it to me, my friends had to teach me and once I brought it up they blew up, and now they lecture me about it alot....
@@phnt0m108 I'd say it's arguably better that they didn't say anything about it until you did, else they might have brainwashed you. I'm sorry you have to go through that. It's never fun
@@jooniperlynn7394 Yeah, I'm greatful for my friends for helping me learn, and be there for me, and Im super afraid to know how I would've been if they would've told me sooner like you said they would've had the opportunity to teach me things that just aren't true... Thank you so much for the kind words you have no idea how good it feels to have someone say something like that to me expicully with how things have been for me recently, I hope you have an amazing month!
My friend is trans and gay (he/him) and he wears his dead cat’s collar around his neck. He gets hate for it everyday and everywhere he goes during school hours he hears people barking, meowing, and/or mocking him because they think he’s a furry. He goes through depression and I showed him this video and it warmed his heart. ❤
She should have made the kid apologize and explain that you are supposed to be nice. But, if the child is uncomfortable or believe what is going on is wrong, the teacher shouldn’t tell the student they are wrong, the teacher should let them form their own beliefs and opinions. And if the child still doesn’t feel comfortable, then move the child to a new table. Bottom line: No bullying. All beliefs/ opinions matter and no one should be shamed for it.
I'm trans myself, and I was raised by transphobic parents and there was a time in my life where I would've thought the same as the kid. the way to teach is through patience, not through shaming, especially with such a young kid who doesn't know better and thinks their parents are teaching them what's right
I agree with this mostly. I think the teacher in this skit absolutely should have taught with patience, especially since the kid was just parroting what their parents taught. I think teaching through patience should be situational and this is definitely it. The bigots here picked up on that but are taking it WAY too far. I'm glad there's actually someone here with both reason and criticism.
@@ayejayoo9151 Congrats, you unironically just solved the exact reason bigotry exists! They legitimately are afraid of people who are different from them and it's actually pathetic.
This makes me so happy to see, as a trans man. I didn’t start medically transitioning until I was 26 (I’m 30 now and pass as a cis man) so I can’t imagine how hard it would’ve been to be out during middle or high school. I was already bullied a lot for being goth/emo and a leftist. I had 2 teachers who stood up for me constantly and I remain grateful to them to this day. When it feels like the entire world is against you, having even 1 person who is nice to you can be life saving, literally
I was already out as queer during high school, which resulted in bullying, but trans people weren’t even half as understood as we are now. In some ways I wish I had known about other trans men’s experiences sooner, because it would’ve saved me a lot of pain and confusion, but then again if I had come out during grade school, my life would’ve been infinitely more difficult. I applaud young people who have the courage to be themselves no matter what
It’s not the teachers place to “educate” a child on these matters. You can correct the rude behavior - but it is the parents responsibility to raise their child by their beliefs.
@Jackson so no one can talk about gender or sex with someone unless they're older than 25? Cause that's around when your brain is fully developed. Dumbass.
It literally is the teachers responsibility to teach their kids... Including how to be kind and compassionate. Are you also against teachers reprimanding and teaching regular bullies not to bully bc "well it's up to the parents to decide if they want their kids to bully others or not"??
Oh yes they should. It’s not acceptable for children to be mean to each other over something so basic as identity, whether it’s gender, race, religion, or anything similar. Even if you don’t agree with the (scientifically backed) concept of gender identity, that doesn’t mean your child gets to be a jerk to their trans classmate.
"Teachers" that support child abuse and mutilation should be removed from classrooms and arrested. "Trans" is sick. Those kids need psychiatric help, not "gender affirmation". Over 99% of kids that "transition" commit suicide. Not because they aren't "accepted", but because of when they realize what they have done to themselves.
It’s called bullying. Teachers have to stand up to bullying. The teacher was not swaying their way of thinking. They were saying bullying someone is not okay.
@@hectorheathcote9495 arrested? they’re supporting a young kid because of who they wanna be. and 26% of trans people commit suicide not 99% and most of those were apparently linked to acceptance so idk where tf you got that from. also most trans people don’t get surgery so it’s not “what they’ve done to themselves”. please educate yourself.
@@aactrlalt If those kids won't accept who they are now, why should we accept who they aren't? Mental illness needs psychiatric help, not teachers grooming them.
Why i see why the teacher did what she did, but i feel that the conversation about not wanting to sit next to someone should have been handled differently. She shouldn't have made her feel bad. She should have pulled her aside and started with, "Why". If the answer is "Because my parents", that's not a reason. It also isn't the place of the teacher to discuss minors genders etc.
being a minor is actually the easiest age to learn about this stuff becuase kids for the most parts are kidna just like "oh thats how that works? okay! you wanna play fortnite?" its an easer time for them to adapt and as a minor "my parents instilling transphobic ideas in my head and thats why im acting liek this" is very reasonable statment
Regardless, students should have the right to ask to switch seats if they feel it’s will negatively impact their ability to focus or the comfortability in the classroom to do their work. Teachers goal is to create a positive and helpful learning environment, otherwise, students are not going to learn as well. Yes, this student will have to be civil to people they do not agree with in the future, but sitting next to someone everyday when it’s not necessary is just screwing them out of focus and knowledge. I’m grateful that if I had trouble with a seat my teachers would move me. A bit different, but once even asked a teacher to move me away from a crush I had because I could not focus. Most of the time they do not ask why, and you can always say personal reasons.
Sorry that you don’t like it when your child doesn’t get to bully another child. Maybe you should do some growing up too and see that everyone is deserving of basic respect, and that attacking them over a harmless facet of their identity-whether it be race, gender, religion, or something else-is just being a shitty human being towards them
This character is a child. Her parents were the ones who put that in her head and I think her povs are of students in elementary school, so yeah some kids are gonna be confused because it’s different times and now it’s different ages.
If you are mentioning detransitioners, that’s like what, 1 percent of the trans population? It’s around that number you can google it, and usually it’s because they don’t have the correct health care or are not in a healthy environment to come out! Detransitioning is totally fine, but like. Shut up?? People are allowed to be themselves without hurting anyone.
I'm high school one of the kids in my advisory class was a trans kid. I didn't know them super well but it was pretty cool to see the change from freshman year to senior year. Looked like a completely different person
thats awesome! i knew of a kid in my highschool who was a little bit younger than me, i never knew how they felt. (now years later) I found their instagram not too long ago just to see them post a picture after few months or a year (dont remember exact timeframe) on HRT and they looked so good! i felt proud even though i dont really know them, lol
I'm a trans male and I love this it makes me happy that even though a lot of people are mean and rude about it there are others that will still support you no matter what thank you 😊
Just to clarify to you you can change back to the gender you were previously since it’s only name pronouns and identity most people don’t get surgeries
no one hates teh child its the parents fault how is like 50% of the people watching this not getting the message of the parents didnt teach them how to interract healthily with trans people
Same here if a teacher ever said that to my kid I would be having some serious problems with them I ain’t tryina have my kids go through this woke agenda
I'm only 14 years old and I'm a freshman in highschool, but right now I can confidently tell you that my children will only be going to a Christian school or be homeschooled.
I understand the video understand the concept of the video, but let’s say the child’s beliefs were indeed the child’s beliefs and that was in their religion. However, instead of making a rude comment, they politely disagree with that and they all get on with their lives is that acceptable. Not trying to cause chaos just wanting to know
The teacher should not have immediately responded with trying to teach the child a new way of thinking. The kid can believe whatever it wants, just tell them not to be rude about it. It is not a teachers job to encourage a specific opinion, but to teach the kids respect and kindness.
@@haydensteele1634 I agree, while I disagree with that viewpoint, the teacher should have simply redirected and said that it wasn’t very nice and wasn’t really her business, more of a neutral stance.
I’ve never met a trans person that’s introduced themselves by saying they’re trans. Almost every time it just somehow pops up in a conversation and everyone gets all shocked
no yeah when i went to my school everyone thought i was a cis male til i talked about my binder being too loose 💀.
The only reason I mention it is because Im non-binary. And all I say is my name and pronouns and that’s all I say about me being trans.
I think it just serves to relay the story in a more understandable way
@@UrMumsFavoriteBoyToy saying your pronouns are different bro, especially when you might not look like how your pronouns are. It would make more sense for the student to go “hi, my name is Sean and my pronouns are he/him”
@@MILOEBA this exactly lmao
I JUST SCROLLED, AND LITERALLY THE NEXT VID SAID, "My son Shawn-"💀
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As a trans guy, I don't agree with letting your kids transition medically until they're 18 because your mind doesn't fully develop until you're a little older. BUT! You should always be respectful! I support all my trans guys, gals and everyone in between!
I wish the respect went both ways. I’ve never felt more disrespect in my life than what’s coming out from the LGBT community. No wonder that community doesn’t get respect.
@@seetha7 I agree. I do not associate with the LGBT community anymore because of how politicized and generally toxic it's become. No one should force anyone to support them, but we should all respect each other so long as we're nice people.
@@Paradigm-Shift208 exactlyyyyyy, people have their own opinions and we can’t just go around and do that bc of how it could be bc of peoples religion. it’s terrible that some people think the way they do.
@@tingerthestinger Agreed! All I ask is for tolerance and basic respect😌. Like, as long as you treat me like a human, I'll be your friend.
@@seetha7 i do agree to some extent, i was kicked out of an lgbtq+ group for not putting a tw for capital letters, but tbh its a very small percentage of actual lgbtq+ people who are like that
My question would be "are you shawn, shaun, or sean?"
Yeah she wrote it different 3 times
No child has ever apologised like that. Ever.
what r u talking ab. all they did was say sorry
You don't know many children...keep it that way
@@leviisdead nah transphobic kids irl would never say “oh it was parents’ thoughts and beliefs 😢” they’d be more like “I stand by what I said. I’m right. I hate woke people blah blah” 😅
@komi.kat💜 #prochoice no they don't. I'm literally in high school rn
@@JirehaNikole why are you talking about yourself
The captions couldn't decide if his named was spelled like Sean or Shawn I can't 💀
I could focus on anything else 💀
I noticed that too _😂😂_
@@th3dream1ng that’s either the worst or best way to spell it
Who cares about gender when there's 3 different ways to spell Shawn
@@hanabeeeoh honey, those are just the three most popular. It’s the English version of Seán (Irish) which means there’s five million and one different ways to spell it 😅
This is why homeschooling is becoming so popular now.
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And they say that this isn't child grooming, lol
How the fuck is this grooming??? Please delete this comment, it's not okay at all
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The parents fault. Not the kids fault.
The parents are probably not straight up homophobic. They probably just want their kids staying out of this nonsense and yea I would too. If teachers are promoting this kind of stuff in schools instead of TEACHING my kid, I am going to homeschool.
@@mysticeditsstuff then homeschool 😐
@@Ew_itsGabbie I will 👌
@@mysticeditsstuffit is transphobic though, like the video said. its their body, their choice and no one else their bussnis
@@mysticeditsstuffisn’t it transphobic not homophobic?just askin .,.
The parents that teach their children right vs wrong, but also never to shame or bully are never represented.
Parents are rigth
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Who talks to a kid like this? “Preconceived norms”? The child was clearly confused because it goes against everything they had ever learned about humans and biology. It’s possible to go about it in a kinder way, however these are young children. I also think it’s unrealistic for a child to apologize like that. As well as the fact that it’s not the teacher place to change this child’s mind about a very sensitive and politically charged issue. ALSO, the child probably only agreed with the teacher and said they don’t agree with their parents because the teacher was pressuring them.
Any teacher who actually does this in real life should be fired and should have their teaching licence revoked. My kid is not going to school so the teacher can brainwash him he is going to school to get a basic education.
@A Z you are so right
@@az639 lmao 💀 not one of them
@@Piandrew1517 if it was opposite day yes, but its not and being lgbtq+ is FINE
well their parents clearly aren't going to do it and teachers are the few adults in this world that have other parents kids for an extended amount of time per day.
I feel like the best thing to say in that situation is just to tell the kid to treat others with proper respect
Yeah, everyone deserves respect... Until you figure out they are one of those hateful, nazi bastards who voted for Trump.
And the award for the most unrealistic video goes to--
yup
@@Peppa.PIIGGS
Okay so people are still responding to my comment even though I corrected myself later in the comment section. I understand people trying to correct me. But I already knew how I mis read the message. And I even state that in the comment section later on. So pls stop. And next time fully read comment section cause if you did you would of known I mess up on my end. Not trying to be rude cause I understand but it still frustrating getting corrected even tho I got corrected beforehand.
why are they bad people? Also why do you say your not homophobic but than say "this group is bad".
@ii.lowkey I'm sorry but how the hell do u say "I'm not homo" then say us lgbtq+ ppl are bad...
@@us3rchar I think they were talking about non-binary/trans people *they know*
@@glitcheremily8994 They’re talking about how THEIR EXPERIENCE with Trans / non-binary people was bad, they’re not saying everyone in the world who’s trans or non-binary is bad
First of all, who gives you the right to shame someone for their beliefs? Right after shaming someone for their beliefs.
Transphobic much😂
@@user-id5dx6wf9show is that transphobic? If you shame someone for their beliefs, what gives another person the right to shame you? It’s that simple. Yes it is wrong to shame someone for their beliefs, but that is all they were saying.
I'm not 100% sure what you mean but I think what ur saying is both of people were shaming each other?
@@BEANS-tk8uv yeah pretty much
@@AmeliaSbraun oh ok
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I think a teacher can talk about kindness without getting into the whole gender discussion. Please don't turn kids against their parents, even if you think the parents are wrong. Just teach that it's possible to be kind to everyone, even if we don't agree with their beliefs or lifestyle. If the student/parent really have an issue, change classes maybe?
In model that behavior, she is modeling judgment and closemindedness when she thinks she’s modeling acceptance. Instead, she should’ve taken that child aside and said, let’s find a way to be kind and be all friends together at school. That’s the things that I say to my kindergartners and first graders when they are having a disagreement I say you know when we’re at school here we’re all friends together and everybody is important everybody’s feelings matter, so let’s be kind and gentle and think of everybody’s Feelings and do our best to be kind to everyone. We don’t talk about politics or triggering topics and neither do the teachers of the older children, and when I substitute in older, children’s classrooms and things like this, come up, I say well this is a matter for Home at school, We are kind to everybody, no matter what they Believe when you’re at home you do as your parents tell you.
So first the teacher character never mentioned the parents once ...
And yeah like the kid character said it's their parents views... What's your problem there ? (Teacher never put a kid against his parents but by teaching kindness the kid realize how unkind his parents views are on its own...)
@@KSHU68795 I think the teacher could have been more open towards that students view and where they were perhaps coming from. Maybe explained more about why and how that could be wrong and how that was so rude of them rather than judging them.
I feel like the gender discussion isn’t a problem if it’s to stop a kid from discriminating another. Plus the kids doesn’t agree with the parents regardless so if they follow every little belief the parents have then that’ll be unhealthy for the kid later on. They might feel like they can’t have their own opinions.
@@neckela7097 maybe the parents aren't unkind about it though and the kid just assumed that's how you behave?
First of all no one is at fault in this scenario. Yes she should've minded her business and shouldn't have been rude calling him and IT. Secondly this will more than likely go straight home to the parents especially if open communication is kept and now the teacher has opened a can of worms not only for herself but the student/students themselves.
I would argue the parents are at fault. And then the school system if they don't have the teachers back (yes I know full well they probably won't. Still doesn't make it ok that they don't.)
If i was the teacher, I'd let the girl that said "it" to say whatever she wants, she's free
@@callmeheliza3845 again that's opening a can of worms for you if you were said teacher yes there is freedom of speech but even then depending on the bases of what was said it could potentially cause you to lose your teaching license and either yourself or the school district getting sued not to mention it puts you in harms way especially with how easy it is for someone to get doxxed(sp?). In my personal opinion just like a job a person's beliefs and opinions should be left at the door. The teacher should have cut off any exchange of conversation and shouldn't make anyone feel guilty.
Yeah that's the first thing I thought. While it was a nice speech, it's going straight home to the parents and they are going to go ham on this teacher for trying to change their child's beliefs and forcing their opinion on them. Beliefs are like religion, don't talk about em openly in a public situation, don't shame people for having them, and don't try to change their minds.
@@daniellemilligan6307 yesssssss! 100%
Tw: self unalivement
A fellow student at my school recently self unalived due to the bullying they recieved from being transgender, there were other transgender kids at the school but he was the only one recieving bullying from it as far as I know. I'm glad you're teaching your students about this.
Self unalivement? You mean suicide ??
CONCERNED STUDENT IS A WALKING W
Teachers have no right speaking about that stuff. If they can’t speak about religion, they shouldn’t be able to persuade someone about someone else’s identification and it should be a conversation between the parents and teacher.
Edit: I love how y’all think your comments are gonna change my mind.
I agree
Absolutely!!
The student was being extremely hateful towards the transgender kid. They should have absolutely been reprimanded.
@@fishbonesxx that’s something the teacher needs to talk to the parents about. Not directly to the kid. That’s not in the teacher’s place to say.
@@mabradana7063 Being reprimanded and a phone call home would be best. It's in the teacher's place to speak to the student because they were directly insulting the other student and creating an unsafe environment. This could have also encouraged other students to pick on them.
The teacher should not be getting this mad at the child, especially when the child admits that it was becuase her parents taught her that way. It’s important to educate her but also screaming at her is not the way to do it. If I was that girl I would be crying.
She never screams at her. Being firm is not the same as screaming.
@@sebastianmaker6798 I didn’t mean scream but she was being a bit harsh, and this is an important topic and yea the child needed to be corrected but their is a way to talk to young Children and teach them
@@Petraisbatman harsh? Did you grow up in the era where slaps and whooping were called "child abuse"? Just curious cause your version of harshness is laughable,
True trans people don't start the convo with "hey I'm trans". In fact most would prefer if no knew at all.
I'm glad to have a teacher like this who actually cares and supports
Exactly why my kids aren’t going to public school wtf
So they can keep being transphobic?
@@xavierplymptonstongue54 how can a 5 year old be transphobic? Also why would I want my child who I actually love be injected with synthetic hormones, ruining his mental/physical health overall destroying his life and fertility. I want my son to be mental stable and love himself for who he is overall, also I ain’t gonna teach him to be transphobic lmao the school system is broken women are women and men are men period. That’s my opinion and there’s nothing wrong with me thinking that ❤️
@@hannahcathmd medical transitioning is basically never performed on anyone that young. additionally, mental illness rates are higher in trans teens *because* of the social effects of being trans in an unaccepting world. People are not trans *because* they’re mentally ill; if there’s any correlation at all, it’s the other way around. Studies have proved such things, but unless you want to step outside of your own echo chamber without putting in earplugs, you’ll never find out what people’s lived experiences are and will continue to judge based off of your baseless guesses
So your kid can’t bully others?? Seems for the better, bullies are awful
So I'm a Christian and being trans does go against my religious beliefs HOWEVER I would never treat any trans person badly or any differently from anyone else. We're all people deserving of love and respect!
In fact I actually have multiple trans friends and never once did I judge them or treat them any way that they weren't deserving of! :)
Personally I believe that you cannot hate the person just disagree with their choices as you must treat thy neighbor with love
@@kw1xxx yeah absolutely! Love the sinner hate the sin :)
@@user-oz2jg7vi1u 100% agree
Thx I just saw way to many Christians going absolutely crazy about lgbtq and how it's against God and Jesus and telling me phrases in the Bible and so on glad that there still some normal Christians cuz I accept everyone as long as they do to
Thaank you, this is a pretty good example of how a teacher should take aside their students, and how a student should respond. Misgendering is rude and shitty- it shouldn’t be acceptable in a classroom environment.
I have a music teacher that’s trans and they always say that so many people put them down but my class is the most supportive and it just breaks my heart to know that people bully others for their gender
I also have tran teacher :) theyre nb and lesbian and they are everyones favorite teacher
They also run the lgbtq+ club at my school
I get what your saying, but please make sure your students know that they don’t have to support something if they believe otherwise and that they have they’re allowed own opinions and thoughts while still being kind to everyone they interact with ❤
I actually think it's a good way of teaching students not that what ur said is wrong but since she has been told that by her parents and seems to accept it really quickly I don't think that problem exist in that case
You don't have to support something
..you do have to know you can't spew abuse at others
that’s what’s wrong with this generation, everyone is forced to support trans kids and they can’t even say anything about it because they’ll be considered “transphobic” …😬
@@PupRiku that’s exactly what I meant
@@fabiotorro8620 I know, and if someone believes that it is ok, and they support it, then good for them but they everyone needs to know that they have the right to their own opinion but also that it doesn’t mean they can bully or be mean to someone. Especially kids.
pls don't scold students because of this they may be raised in a very strict household and u might not know but some parents absolutely hate lgbtq etc so just tell her to not be rude and don't tell her that her parents believes are fake or something BC they will likely not believe a teacher instead of their parents
Yes your right
And it could be haram for someone religion so the teacher can’t say that
I completely agree. It seems teachers do more brainwashing then teaching sometimes
Students should absolutely be scolded for telling hateful things to others. While someone may be raised in a strict household or be battling their own internal struggles, that doesn't give them the right to be hateful to someone else, especially an oppressed person who already gets enough of it.
I don't think that the teacher every said anything about telling the student that her parents beliefs are fake, either.
@@fishbonesxx Yeah, the teacher was super respectful of the kids' comments about the parents. All the teacher said was, "I understand, but you need to be respectful of your classmate in school." If someone was calling me "it" and refusing to sit next to me for any reason, I'd have expected a teacher to address them like that.
the supportive classmates and teacher oml wish it was like that here
Yessss every single boy at my school is transphobic 😑
I'm glad me and my siblings are homeschooled. Teachers shouldn't be having discussions like this with their students, especially while downplaying what their parents have said. If anything they should at least have that conversation with the parents present.
They were just saying "don't shame someone because their gender doesn't align with your beliefs"
No one’s shaming anyone but the teacher has to address things appropriately and personally I think the she didn’t do that they should have had a parent conference
@@HaylieMontanez Right
Teacher did nothing to help. They quite literally kept shaming the kid after they glossed over the parent’s ideologies part instead of actually helping the kid understand.
No they prevented the new kid from being bullied.
She actually did help. She allowed the kid to actually see how she is incorrect in her assumptions
They were telling the kid not to bully others
They did help, they seriously shouldn’t pity the child because even so what they said wasn’t right and they needed to be told that either way.
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i feel like the teacher could’ve handled that a lot differently without shaming the kids parents beliefs and just talked about how kindness is better or even to just mind there own business
She didnt shame their beliefs she shamed the way that kid reacted and treated the other dont twist this shit
Transphobes are shameful, sorry not sorry.
Agreed
shame their beliefs.
If their beliefs are 💩, they should be shamed for it. People that break the law go to jail, people that are full of hate should be judged for it. 🤷♀️
I love how she did not shame the parents for what they told the kid, and how she just asked her what rights she had acting like that. Honestly, Great job 👏👏👏👏👍❤❤
Good on that teacher. It’s not entirely the kids fault though. Their parents were transphobic and clearly pushed it on the kid. Although, it’s still good to change the kids views to the different than the parents if they were being so vocal about it
I know everybody’s gonna hate me for this, but I think he is not OK it is not
the trans kid isn’t ok?
This is really sad. Im so glad my little brother is home schooled.
What is the sad part? I'm confused. Are you saying it's sad that a Trans kid is being protected and treated like a human being, or are you saying it's sad that the Trans kid is being bullied?
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@@cam0201 I think the sad part is woke ideologies being taught in the classroom. Nothing against the trans kid, but the teacher didn’t need to pull the other student aside and tell them that what they were taught by their parents is wrong
@James Ambrose RC I always see the word woke. What does it mean?
@@cam0201 politically correct
This is awful she embarrassed a kid for believing what their parents told them honestly if my teachers were more concerned about gender inequality then actual bullying and physical fights I would immediately leave that school
bro real, like cmon preconceived norms??!! are u kidding me this is literally elementary school kids shouldn’t have to worry about that. this is why the next generation is completely doomed 🤦🏻♀️
she told the student to not bully another student. why is that bad?
@@StormscapeXshe was trying to change the child’s views.
@@mallorygaming856 How?? She said 'dont bully people'?? Also children arent naturally hateful people lmao
@@StormscapeX the thing is though, she wasn’t bullying him. She was stating her opinion and the teacher was trying to change that.
Thank you so much for this💕
Shut up pls
I get so annoyed that teachers on social media platforms do this. They make themselves look like they're the good guys, supporting LGBTQ+, and whatnot. But in reality, they don't really care. And, they have no right to be talking about this in school!! one word. DISGUSTING.
I agree people go to school to learn not talk about gender and other stupid stuff
She only talked about it because the kid was being an ahole to the trans kid
Then they should have no right talking about bullying, because it's not an academic subject.
@@x_.mizuki._x3231 Children in elementary schools shouldn't be learning about this. Talking about bullying is to protect kids, but your not protecting your kids when they are learning about this, are you?
So true
You can just tell the student not to hurt the other child’s feelings and leave it at that.
Exactly, the whole topic is not necessary
The being trans topic is necessary they other child needs to be educated on it
So true if it is the parents choice they should NOT the teachers that’s overstepping boundaries.second it’s not a topic for children and especially nit in a classroom environment
@@nataliaholt7129how is it not a topic for children, its like teaching them that there are male and females as well as other genders, its just educating, its good for a classroom environment as its just letting them know those types of people exist and you shouldnt disrespect them
@@nataliaholt7129 kids are smarter than you think, they can understand stuff like being trans or what nonbinary is easier than most adults, unless they've already been told there's only boy and girl and you are what you're assigned at birth. I've seen kids pick up on what being trans is faster than adults
Also its not like gender is sexual, and if it was why should children be taught some kids are girls and some are boys? Its literally just calling someone a different name and using different pronouns/honorifics. They're not going into what top/bottom surgery is and what it does
This is one of the many reasons why I will be homeschooling my child.
Same
Respect
same.
Good I doubt anyone wants your beliefs pushed on the other kids
This is how teachers think you just solve transphobic bullies
@TheCommentsSection should react to this video. I am curious to hear her views about this.
Fr Brett and the rest of the Daily Wire have the best reactions.
Yesss
Brett is the one of the only UA-camrs with common sense left
Frrr
I don't really like her. She's always sneering and has an expression that screams
"I'm better than all of you"
Also she's been transphobic in the past so I don't really want her to react to this video.
And this is the exact reason I got to a private school I can't tolerate this shit
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Oh sorry it’s so hard for you to hold in the urge to verbally harass people for being who they want to be in a way that doesn’t even affect you. Stay at private school, public school kids don’t want some bully who doesn’t know how to mind their own damn business.
@@galaxykitsune go cry abt it lmao I'm not playing the lgbtqlmnop game wt u hoes
another reason to homeschool
So nobody has to be around your hateful self. Good idea.
Because of bullying yeah I agree good job for poing that out. At least I hope that's what you meant.
@@stephaniegarner6705 he meant because of the reason the kid was lgbtq+ and that is FINE
What I think of transgender people is mute at this point my point was bullying is not ok I don't care where it comes from if you're fucking bully, you need to stop, and if you feel like bullying kids is okay or kids bullying other kids is ok just because you don't agree with what they think they are you really need to grow the fuck up.
@@DeletedUser-f4rno it’s not
Awww I love how you handled this
I don't personally like how she handled this because she supported the one kid and just because the other kid was raised differently she scolded her for it
Hate isn't born, it's taught. The only kids that ever care are the ones taught at home to care
Yeah, I probley would've been that one girl but worse, my parents didn't even want me to know what the community was, they never planned on explaining it to me, my friends had to teach me and once I brought it up they blew up, and now they lecture me about it alot....
@@phnt0m108 I'd say it's arguably better that they didn't say anything about it until you did, else they might have brainwashed you. I'm sorry you have to go through that. It's never fun
@@jooniperlynn7394 Yeah, I'm greatful for my friends for helping me learn, and be there for me, and Im super afraid to know how I would've been if they would've told me sooner like you said they would've had the opportunity to teach me things that just aren't true... Thank you so much for the kind words you have no idea how good it feels to have someone say something like that to me expicully with how things have been for me recently, I hope you have an amazing month!
@@phnt0m108 W parents
Why did that remind me of "Villains aren't born they are made"😃
If the kid did not know or their parents made them think that it is not normal it’s not the kid’s fault. It’s the parents for not teaching their kids
Yeah! Its still good to teach the kid why what they said was mean tho so that they don't make the same mistake again
"The gender" has left the chat.
"The agenda" has entered the chat.
My friend is trans and gay (he/him) and he wears his dead cat’s collar around his neck. He gets hate for it everyday and everywhere he goes during school hours he hears people barking, meowing, and/or mocking him because they think he’s a furry. He goes through depression and I showed him this video and it warmed his heart. ❤
She should have made the kid apologize and explain that you are supposed to be nice. But, if the child is uncomfortable or believe what is going on is wrong, the teacher shouldn’t tell the student they are wrong, the teacher should let them form their own beliefs and opinions. And if the child still doesn’t feel comfortable, then move the child to a new table.
Bottom line: No bullying. All beliefs/ opinions matter and no one should be shamed for it.
this comment is the only one that half way knows what they are talking abt
I'm trans myself, and I was raised by transphobic parents and there was a time in my life where I would've thought the same as the kid. the way to teach is through patience, not through shaming, especially with such a young kid who doesn't know better and thinks their parents are teaching them what's right
I agree with this mostly. I think the teacher in this skit absolutely should have taught with patience, especially since the kid was just parroting what their parents taught. I think teaching through patience should be situational and this is definitely it. The bigots here picked up on that but are taking it WAY too far. I'm glad there's actually someone here with both reason and criticism.
Exactly she should've taught this lesson in a nice understanding but firm manner. Shaming kids isn't the way to go
A phobia is something you are scared of, so they were scared of trans people?
@@ayejayoo9151 Congrats, you unironically just solved the exact reason bigotry exists! They legitimately are afraid of people who are different from them and it's actually pathetic.
@@Dragonindigo245 people call me homophobic, I’m not scared of queers I just don’t support/like them
Bruh I wish my teachers did thissss
This makes me so happy to see, as a trans man. I didn’t start medically transitioning until I was 26 (I’m 30 now and pass as a cis man) so I can’t imagine how hard it would’ve been to be out during middle or high school. I was already bullied a lot for being goth/emo and a leftist. I had 2 teachers who stood up for me constantly and I remain grateful to them to this day. When it feels like the entire world is against you, having even 1 person who is nice to you can be life saving, literally
I was already out as queer during high school, which resulted in bullying, but trans people weren’t even half as understood as we are now. In some ways I wish I had known about other trans men’s experiences sooner, because it would’ve saved me a lot of pain and confusion, but then again if I had come out during grade school, my life would’ve been infinitely more difficult. I applaud young people who have the courage to be themselves no matter what
It’s not the teachers place to “educate” a child on these matters. You can correct the rude behavior - but it is the parents responsibility to raise their child by their beliefs.
and its not your place to tell teacher to stop teaching kids about gender when the parents refuse o do so in a healthy manner with valid recources
@Jackson so no one can talk about gender or sex with someone unless they're older than 25? Cause that's around when your brain is fully developed. Dumbass.
It literally is the teachers responsibility to teach their kids... Including how to be kind and compassionate. Are you also against teachers reprimanding and teaching regular bullies not to bully bc "well it's up to the parents to decide if they want their kids to bully others or not"??
Let's teach kids race crime stats.
@@kichikitsu No you can tell them don’t be rude but not oh always respect gay people or trans no not everyone wants to do that that’s their hoics
Teachers shouldn’t be talking to children about this without the parents involved . Just saying..
Oh yes they should. It’s not acceptable for children to be mean to each other over something so basic as identity, whether it’s gender, race, religion, or anything similar. Even if you don’t agree with the (scientifically backed) concept of gender identity, that doesn’t mean your child gets to be a jerk to their trans classmate.
@@galaxykitsune calm down
Exactly
@@galaxykitsunethey should still have the parents involved
@@kaylee470 🙌🏻
The sharpener is so cool❤❤❤❤❤❤ i wish i had it😭😭😭😭😭😭
“Do you think he will forgive me?”
Said no one ever
Definitely not a teachers right to talk to a student that way. You can educate without demeaning a lil kid
"Teachers" that support child abuse and mutilation should be removed from classrooms and arrested. "Trans" is sick. Those kids need psychiatric help, not "gender affirmation". Over 99% of kids that "transition" commit suicide. Not because they aren't "accepted", but because of when they realize what they have done to themselves.
It’s called bullying. Teachers have to stand up to bullying. The teacher was not swaying their way of thinking. They were saying bullying someone is not okay.
@@hectorheathcote9495 arrested? they’re supporting a young kid because of who they wanna be. and 26% of trans people commit suicide not 99% and most of those were apparently linked to acceptance so idk where tf you got that from. also most trans people don’t get surgery so it’s not “what they’ve done to themselves”. please educate yourself.
@@aactrlalt If those kids won't accept who they are now, why should we accept who they aren't? Mental illness needs psychiatric help, not teachers grooming them.
So you think that the teachers just supposed to let the kids bully each other and not do anything interesting
Why i see why the teacher did what she did, but i feel that the conversation about not wanting to sit next to someone should have been handled differently. She shouldn't have made her feel bad. She should have pulled her aside and started with, "Why". If the answer is "Because my parents", that's not a reason. It also isn't the place of the teacher to discuss minors genders etc.
I meann, explaining things like this is nice, so kids don't grow up hating trans people. Could be a little nicer about it, yeah.
being a minor is actually the easiest age to learn about this stuff becuase kids for the most parts are kidna just like "oh thats how that works? okay! you wanna play fortnite?" its an easer time for them to adapt and as a minor "my parents instilling transphobic ideas in my head and thats why im acting liek this" is very reasonable statment
But she did pull her aside did u not see the video
When the girl said I don’t want to sit next to it I cracked up 😂
its really not funny, dehumanization is not funny in the slightest
W concerned student
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IT LOOKS LIKE THEY ARE IN GRADE SCHOOL OR MIDDLE SCHOOL WHY ARE THEY TRANSITIONING THAT YOUNG AINT NO WAY 😭
Speak for yourself. I would’ve killer myself if I hadn’t socially transitioned in middle school
Schools in 2023 be like...
Ikr
😂😂😂😂😂
Idk if you post vids but you earned a sub
Yea they are more accepting what your point?
Regardless, students should have the right to ask to switch seats if they feel it’s will negatively impact their ability to focus or the comfortability in the classroom to do their work. Teachers goal is to create a positive and helpful learning environment, otherwise, students are not going to learn as well. Yes, this student will have to be civil to people they do not agree with in the future, but sitting next to someone everyday when it’s not necessary is just screwing them out of focus and knowledge. I’m grateful that if I had trouble with a seat my teachers would move me. A bit different, but once even asked a teacher to move me away from a crush I had because I could not focus. Most of the time they do not ask why, and you can always say personal reasons.
Me trying to find from where is this sharpener 😂
this is why I'm home schooling
Woke!
Sorry that you don’t like it when your child doesn’t get to bully another child. Maybe you should do some growing up too and see that everyone is deserving of basic respect, and that attacking them over a harmless facet of their identity-whether it be race, gender, religion, or something else-is just being a shitty human being towards them
I SO AGREE WITH HER PARENTS!
good for you?
@@frogiebred .
@@Sunsetbear88 .
I could've used a teacher like this, I'm homeschooled now
Y’all it’s the parents fault not the kids.
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I agree with the kid
At least the kid has the excuse to be ignorant. Adults have no reason for ignorance
@@fishbonesxx THIS
She's lucky Shaun was so forgiving
This character is a child. Her parents were the ones who put that in her head and I think her povs are of students in elementary school, so yeah some kids are gonna be confused because it’s different times and now it’s different ages.
These are extremely confusing times esp for children.. think about it
Did you just assume their gender?? Really!?
@@lucky1sbird147 Bruh
@@fishbonesxx *sarcasm
Homeschooling is looking better and better every day
Man wish my school was this excepting I would’ve come out already
"Okay it's Shaun- wait it says Sean now- OK SHAWN DUDE DECIDE"
Teachers like you are why my mom refused to send me to schools for years 😊
That’s too bad, accepting teachers would’ve made my life so much better
@@StormscapeX Accepting common sense would make the Insane population of the US go down drastically.
YAY IM SO HAPPY I’m trans myself actually and I’m happy
bro nobody’s gonna ever talk to the teacher like that
KIDS change their minds so much this is terrible
ok… but a lot don’t
If you are mentioning detransitioners, that’s like what, 1 percent of the trans population? It’s around that number you can google it, and usually it’s because they don’t have the correct health care or are not in a healthy environment to come out! Detransitioning is totally fine, but like. Shut up?? People are allowed to be themselves without hurting anyone.
I’ve been trans since I was literally 2 and if I hadn’t transitioned I would’ve killed myself and I’ve been trans for 30+ years now.
I'm high school one of the kids in my advisory class was a trans kid. I didn't know them super well but it was pretty cool to see the change from freshman year to senior year. Looked like a completely different person
Sadd
Hello high school
@@sierraw735 how 💀
thats awesome! i knew of a kid in my highschool who was a little bit younger than me, i never knew how they felt. (now years later) I found their instagram not too long ago just to see them post a picture after few months or a year (dont remember exact timeframe) on HRT and they looked so good! i felt proud even though i dont really know them, lol
Man I would of roasted him like a thanksgiving turkey.
I appreciate the two different spellings of Sean/Shawn
That’s hilarious considering the fact that she has a cross necklace on
Facts
omg I just noticed that... *ticked.*
Yes, guess what??? You can be religous and not an asshole 🤯
@TheCommentsSection should react to this.
That accepting student really said trans rights 💪
"I transitioned a year ago"
"That's awesome!"
We all need a friend like that
I don’t agree with the message of this one. Let kids be kids.
Let kids bully other kids? The student straight up harassed the other one
*overly happy trans masc noises"
Props to the teacher for going about it without discussing any political or personal views
I'm a trans male and I love this it makes me happy that even though a lot of people are mean and rude about it there are others that will still support you no matter what thank you 😊
This is a child we're talking about.....just thought I'd remind everyone
Just to clarify to you you can change back to the gender you were previously since it’s only name pronouns and identity most people don’t get surgeries
People under 18 are a child.
no one hates teh child its the parents fault how is like 50% of the people watching this not getting the message of the parents didnt teach them how to interract healthily with trans people
Not every trans person does or wants to do the surgery cause of costs or personal reasons
So what?? If I hadn’t transitioned as kid, I would’ve killed myself. Child doesn’t mean mindless.
Came RUNNING to the comments as soon as she said they weren't her own beliefs but her parents 😅😅😅
y did i think she was making a choco shake in the start 😅
Schools now genuinely scare me thanks to this video. I wish I was homeschooled.
Good nobody wants to be around your transphobic brats anyways
Same here if a teacher ever said that to my kid I would be having some serious problems with them I ain’t tryina have my kids go through this woke agenda
@@boopypoopynm2430 your kids will be hated by everyone they come in contact with if they turn out like you
I'm only 14 years old and I'm a freshman in highschool, but right now I can confidently tell you that my children will only be going to a Christian school or be homeschooled.
Also my name is Shawna. So when this video popped up it scared me when I heard the name Shawna lol
I understand the video understand the concept of the video, but let’s say the child’s beliefs were indeed the child’s beliefs and that was in their religion. However, instead of making a rude comment, they politely disagree with that and they all get on with their lives is that acceptable.
Not trying to cause chaos just wanting to know
How are you gonna "respectfully" disagree with ones existance??
The teacher should not have immediately responded with trying to teach the child a new way of thinking. The kid can believe whatever it wants, just tell them not to be rude about it. It is not a teachers job to encourage a specific opinion, but to teach the kids respect and kindness.
@@haydensteele1634 I agree, while I disagree with that viewpoint, the teacher should have simply redirected and said that it wasn’t very nice and wasn’t really her business, more of a neutral stance.
@@Ew_itsGabbie You just don't befriend them or talk to them, but if u need to don't be rude. That simple 💀
I genuinely can't understand how someone can just disagree with psychology.
The pencil sharpener is so satisfying
A smart person once said “you may be proud of your body but that doesn’t mean I have to be proud”
i hope the student bullying the girl has succes in life
thats honestly so rude. you should never encourage bullying against someone because they dont fit your view of 'normal'