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馬斯克震怒：我大兒子就是這樣被掰歪的
人所共知，馬斯克之所以和當時的加州行政、司法係統翻臉，並一氣之下將特斯拉的總部搬到了德克薩斯，有一個他本人不太想承認的原因就是：他的大兒子（未來的接班人）在去年春夏之交的“成年禮”之後第二天，就把他告上了法庭，起訴要求和父親斷絕一切關係、讓法庭認可他變更性別和姓氏。
California school board votes to uphold so-called 'parental secrecy policy' for transgender students
馬斯克的悲劇將被常態化
這一點，馬斯克自始至終也沒有料到，在他眼裏，白左的這一套LGBT理論隻是為了忽悠那些低端人口的，然而自己的親兒子卻也被加州本地昂貴的私立學校的老師洗腦，變成了一個“跨性別女人”，而且為了防止父親馬斯克不同意此事，直接告上法庭，不惜公開了諸多家庭內部的隱私也要拖全家人下水，這還得了？
所以，馬斯克迅速且果斷地成為了民主黨的批評者，並將自己捐款資助了數十年的這群白左罵成了渣渣。也成了民主黨總統在民間最大的反對者。
然而，馬斯克更沒有料到的事情發生了，就在他為了生意上的妥協而宣布“回歸加州”不到一個月，加州本地就出現了學校董事會表決“剝奪家長在孩子變性上的知情權”的議案。這樣，此類學校就可以明目張膽地在課堂上教育孩子去做變性手術，而不用擔憂家長的反對了。
4月8日，馬斯克的一個加V粉絲將福克斯關於加州的一則報道轉給了他：
報道內容大致翻譯如下：
加利福尼亞州奇科聯合學校董事會周三晚上投票支持其所謂的“家長保密政策”，該政策規定，學校工作人員在未經孩子許可的情況下，不應向父母透露做變性手術學生的性別傾向。
此次投票，是在“美國自由中心”代表當地一位家長Aurora Regino對該學區提起訴訟之後進行的。Aurora Regino是一名母親，她指控學校的老師或者叫變性手術顧問在所有家人不知情的情況下，幫助她11歲的親生女兒做手術轉變為男性。
Regino女士在周三晚上的校董事會投票前說，她在那裏是為了“講述我們家的悲傷故事，讓家長和公眾知道我們學校發生了什麽。”
Regino告訴學校董事會：“有一天，我女兒和她的教學輔導員分享了她感覺自己是男孩的視頻，教學輔導員立即肯定了這個新的身份。”
“從那時起，輔導員繼續在我不知情的情況下與我女兒進行一對一的誘導交流。在其中一次一對一會麵中，我女兒告訴輔導員，她想告訴我，告訴媽媽她的新身份。輔導員無視她的要求，也沒有支持她讓我知道學校裏發生了什麽。”
校方表示：加利福尼亞州新的法律係統，也根據包括性別認同在內的一些特征為學生提供保護。所以學校的做法都是在認真執行加州的司法改革。
加州教育部解釋說：“合規官員可以與學生討論是否需要向學生的父母/監護人披露學生的跨性別或身心性別不一致的狀況、性別認同或跨性別表達。”
該部門又表示：“學區應向希望告知父母/監護人其狀況並希望獲得幫助的學生提供谘詢等支持服務。”事實上，主管部門的一係列含糊其辭的解釋，讓各個學校擁有了更多的“法規解釋權”。而奇科聯合學校就走在了前麵。
對此，馬斯克回帖道：家長竟然不允許知道老師在告訴孩子什麽？
可以想象，馬斯克現在有多生氣。他可是剛剛回歸加州，為了推特的生意而不得不再次做回加州公民，但隻要一想起大兒子起訴自己到法庭，以及義無反顧變女人這事兒，就難以釋懷。況且，馬斯克還是9個孩子的爸爸，他的其他孩子在加州會受到什麽樣的教育……他不能不多想。
圍繞這個議題，加利福尼亞州共和黨眾議員道格·拉馬爾法Doug LaMalfa上個月提出了一項法案，試圖禁止學校對家長的變性保密政策，並要求學校在孩子變性的過渡時段能通知家長。
在本周三的這位議員又在校董會議上表示：“這是我們在這裏麵臨的嚴峻形勢。我們是如何在加利福尼亞州奇科市對州政策做出這樣的解釋的，即對家長隱瞞孩子在學校的參與（變性活動的）情況，以及孩子做出的如此嚴重的決定。”……“請記住，這些未成年人正在做出改變一生的決定。”
很自然的，這兒不是德州而是加州，這位議員的提案受到了各學區管委會、校董事會的堅決反對。因為他的法案會對學校不利，以及讓學校承擔許多額外的責任，還給了家長在變性手術問題上挑戰學校的權利。
其所在學區的發言人拒絕對家長Regino和美國自由中心提起的訴訟發表評論，但表示該地區“致力於在教育界的幫助下加強和改進我們的項目和服務”
這位發言人告訴福克斯新聞：“作為一個學區，我們理解、尊重並重視教育社區青年的責任。”……“我們仍然致力於遵守聯邦、州和地方對學區的所有法律要求，並鼓勵我們的社區與我們選出的州官員合作，完善可能令人擔憂的要求。”有趣的是，幾分鍾的通話和回複顯然讓記者覺得他什麽都沒說。
如果啊，如果馬斯克被加州的一係列司法改革氣瘋，再次宣布離開加州，他或許會發現，連德克薩斯也變得和加州一樣了……最終，隻能逃到上海來，有沒有這種可能呢？那必然是有的啦。
California school board votes to uphold so-called 'parental secrecy policy' for transgender students
April 6, 2023 6:18pm EDT
The Californian school board voted 3-2 against developing a policy that would lead to 'increased parental inclusion'
California parent accuses school of secretly counseling her 11-year-old child to transition
Aurora Regino spoke at a Chico Unified School Board meeting on Wednesday evening ahead of a vote on the district’s so-called ‘parental secrecy policy.’
The Chico Unified School Board in Chico, California, voted Wednesday evening to uphold its so-called "parental secrecy policy," which says that school staff should not reveal a transgender student's gender identity to their parents without the child's permission.
The vote comes after the Center for American Liberty filed a lawsuit against the school district on behalf of Aurora Regino, a mother who accused a guidance counselor of helping her 11-year-old biological daughter transition to a male without the family's knowledge.
Regino spoke ahead of the vote Wednesday evening, saying that she was there to "tell my story so that parents and the public know what is going on in our schools."
"The day my daughter shared with her guidance counselor that she felt like a boy, the counselor immediately affirmed this new identity," Regino told the school board.
"From then on, the counselor continued to have one-on-one meetings with my daughter without my knowledge. During one of those one-on-one meetings, my daughter told the counselor that she wanted to tell me about her new identity. The counselor ignored her request and did nothing to support her in letting me know what was going on at school."
Aurora Regino told the Chico Unified School Board on Wednesday evening that a guidance counselor enabled her daughter to transition without the family's knowledge. (Chico Unified School Board of Education)
State law in California establishes protections for students based on a number of characteristics, including their gender identity.
The California Department of Education explains that a "compliance officer may discuss with the student any need to disclose the student's transgender or gender-nonconformity status or gender identity or gender expression to the student’s parents/guardians."
"The district shall offer support services, such as counseling, to students who wish to inform their parents/guardians of their status and desire assistance in doing so," the department said, referencing AB 1266.
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Several community members spoke out in favor of the policy on Wednesday, arguing that it is necessary for the wellbeing of students who are struggling with their gender identity.
"To all students listening… my message is this: I care about you. Your teachers care," Suzanne King, a middle school teacher in the Chico school district, said on Wednesday. "I care that you are proud of who you are. I care that you know that you’re not alone. I care that you feel supported. I will not coerce you. I will listen to you. I care that you are free to be the person that you are, without judgment, without outside pressure to be something that you are not."
The Chico Unified School Board voted 3-2 to keep the current nondiscrimination/harassment policy in place, which says (Chico Unified School Board of Education)
Paula Hare, who said she is a transgender Korean War veteran, said she is an advocate for LGBT rights, but thinks the current policy goes too far.
"Parents bring their children to school to learn, not for a teacher to play doctor," Hare told the school board. "For the teacher to come in between the child and the parent, that’s a bad thing, because then you don’t have the parent-child relationship anymore. What you have is a teacher tearing a family apart."
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Rep. Doug LaMalfa, R-Calif., introduced a bill last month that would ban parental secrecy policies and obligate schools to notify parents if their child is transitioning.
"This is a grave situation we’re facing here. And how we’ve gotten to a place where we can interpret state policy as such, in Chico, California, that keeping secrets from parents about their children’s involvement at school, about their children’s decisions that are so grave," Rep. LaMalfa said at the board meeting on Wednesday. "Remember, these are minors who are making lifetime, life-changing decisions."
Rep. Doug LaMalfa, R-Calif., walks to the Capitol building in Washington, D.C. (Bill Clark/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images)
The school board voted 3-2 against developing a policy that would lead to "increased parental inclusion," instead opting to keep the current nondiscrimination/harassment policy in place.
A spokesperson for the district declined to comment on the lawsuit filed by Regino and the Center for American Liberty, but said the district is "committed to strengthening and improving our programs and services with the help of our educational community."
"As a District, we understand, respect, and value the responsibility of educating the youth in our community," the spokesperson told Fox News Digital. "We remain committed to following all Federal, State and local legal requirements for school districts and encourage our community to work with our elected State officials to refine requirements with which there may be concern."
Fox News Digital's Jasmine Baehr contributed to this report.
Paul Best is a breaking news reporter for Fox News Digital and Fox Business. Story tips and ideas can be sent to Paul.Best@fox.com and on Twitter: @KincaidBest.
