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Somewhere down the path of the trans bandwagon, “educators” decided that males should be allowed in the girls’ bathroom and locker rooms. They did this under the guise of inclusivity, despite it excluding the rights of the majority of people who should be in that bathroom in the first place. And while this is the status quo in many places, it does not make it any less reprehensible — especially when bad things happen because of it.

Bad things definitely happened in Loudoun County. That is why students are asking voters to cast their ballots in favor of school board candidates who will actually protect them — unlike the ones who, arguably, protected another student who “was found criminally responsible for two counts of sodomy in the May 28 incident at Stone Bridge High School and a separate incident on Oct. 6 at Broad Run High School after he was transferred to that school,” according to WTOP.

The board failed these victims on more than one occasion, and the students deserve a group of trustees who will protect them, despite whether that is politically incorrect.

As far as I am aware, it was never the norm for students to become involved in school board elections — but that is slowly becoming the status quo. This is because, time and again, leftists have taken over these boards and implemented policies that put the female student population in jeopardy. To them, this is the inclusive thing to do, and any dissent from an individual is labeled as bigotry. And again, despite that maybe being politically correct, it will never be morally justified.

It’s truly unfathomable how people can fight to keep these asinine policies in place, when some protesters went as far as to claim that this keeps “all kids safe” — when the reality speaks otherwise.

These kids deserve a school board that will fight for all students, not just the ones who claim to feel some type of way deep down inside. Time will only tell if they get the trustees they deserve — but anything even remotely similar to the status quo will never be morally justified.

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