Michigan school board member tells girls they need to stop "fear

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Bravo to these girls for standing up.

Two young students who attend Hart Middle School in Rochester Hills, Michigan, spoke up over a biological boy who has been allowed to use the girls’ bathroom at the school.

The girls gave their testimony of feeling “unsafe,” “uncomfortable,” and “disrespected.”

Watch their school board meeting testimony below:

Young girls shouldn’t be placed in the position of needing to defend their own right to privacy in the bathroom, but these girls should be applauded for doing just that.

But just wait until you hear the response from the creepy groomer hag on the Rochester school board, Jessica Gupta.

This will make your blood boil.

She called the girls’ testimony a “fear-mongering point” and said girls need to get over their “discomfort over something they’re not used to.”

See it here:

Jessica Gupta is currently serving a term on the school board that lasts until 2028 and she is also apart of the district’s DEI committee (because of course).

In her response to the girls, she said she “found no evidence” of girls being in danger from boys being allowed in girls’ locker rooms.

Apparently, she forgot about this story in which Loudon County school officials were indicted for covering up the rape of a girl in a bathroom by a boy wearing a skirt:

Concerned parents in Rochester Hills are urging concerned citizens to contact the school board, which can be done here.