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Therefore, I read a few sources, about what restrooms should transgender student should use, and I found two powerful and similar sources. They both from The Washington Post, in addition, they both, have the same solution that “allow transgender students' to use the bathrooms. with their gender identity”. However, in one of the sources, the parents are for the sake of transgender student,“Students, parents and community groups are still able to — and we expect will continue to — bring lawsuits against schools that discriminate,” said Harper Jean, Unlike the other, the other source when the parents are of the transgender students, “parents...worry that allowing transgender students to use the bathroom of their choice could violate other students’ privacy or create a safety risk”. I do not think that this is the best solution because I know for a fact that not everyone is going to accept the transgender student. …show more content…
People do not really care because it is not something that is connected to most people’s problems or daily life. Transgender issues are only distantly connected or not connected at all to most people’s day-to-day life and that is why people will not put effort into these issues. I feel that it is important to help the transgender students because of cisgender people going to the restroom is not an issue. However, for transgender students, it can be difficult. Transgender people have to worry about which restroom to go to, and what people’s reactions will be. Almost every small action that is easy for cisgender it is often hard for transgender people, such as the bullying and the negative words they may face while on the

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