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Michigan parents have filed a lawsuit against Vicksburg Community Schools after four female students allegedly discovered an exposed male in the girls' restroom. This lawsuit was filed last week alleging seven civil rights and Title IX violations, naming the district, its superintendent, assistant superintendent, and two principals as defendants.

The students assert that the school's policy, which permits boys to use girls' restrooms and locker rooms, infringes upon their fundamental right to bodily privacy, and fosters a hostile environment within the school.

Out of curiosity, is there a reason why I have NEVER seen a lawsuit where boys are alleging girls are entering their spaces because of ‘gender dysphoria?’ Seems strange, doesn’t it?

The District is arguing that the policy is NECESSARY to ensure that trans students are able to feel safe and included. And that it is a reasonable accommodation for trans students and that it DOES NOT foster a hostile environment.

Not even a decade ago, these societal experiments would have seemed unimaginable and totally abhorrent. Yet here we are, finding the very people meant to protect some of the most vulnerable people of our society, defying scientific reality and implementing these experimental policies across the nation.

When female students informed administrators that there were males exposing themselves in the restroom, the administrators said, “It’s fine,” and to “tolerate it” and make the situation as “natural” as possible. School officials told the girls to “look away,” according to the National Review.

“In some situations, it has caused Plaintiffs and other biologically female students to be fearful, to stay away from the girls’ restrooms and locker rooms, to hold their urine the entire day” according to the lawsuit.

Similar incidents are happening all across the country.

It's undeniable that adults who passively allow these events to unfold have a disturbing lack of compassion for individuals and questionable moral competence.