In regard to the pronoun issue,for instance the use of "they" in the singular, it kind of reminds me of the mode of speech in "Anthem" where instead of "I", one says "we", and instead of "he" or "she" one says "they". I read in "Les Miserables" of the description of a convent (fictional or based on truth?) where one was not supposed to say "me" or "mine" and referred instead of "my chemise" [which I assume was an undergarment] one said "our chemise". It seems to me that this abolition of "he" and "she" is a sort of move to condition people to collectivism.

When I was going to school, given a choice about it, I wouldn't have eaten the school lunch if they had paid me to eat it, instead of me paying them. Luckily for me, my mother started packing a lunch for me after New Year's when I was in the second grade, and I took a brown bag to school.

How did that come out? Or is the same mixing in the bathrooms still continuing there?

Well it seems that 14 year old girls have more balls than the transsexuals (pre and post op) these days, including our extremely weak and colluding representation... if you can call it that.

That 14-year-old girl should be put in charge of teaching that school board how to think like mature adults.

The School Board questioned mother asking the name of children on the her free lunch program. She informed the School Board she knew all their names and that was all that was necessary, but if they wanted her resignation she still wouldn't tell them! They didn't question her again.

My half-breed American Indian father would have wiped out half the boys in our school if they tried to enter the girls' restroom or showers. My Ashkenasi mother would have poisoned the School Board (she was the School District's dietician).

Good for her! Just because a Napoleon thinks he's a Josephine shouldn't allow him access to the ladies room.