How to Fight Gender Ideology in Schools

California isn’t the only locality to bring radical gender ideology into its schools. Urban and rural public-school districts nationwide are doing the same. Last year, Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS), for example, updated their Gender Identity Guidance document, and it is a progressive wish list of troubling policies.

Perhaps most glaringly, but not at all uncommon, the MPS guidance document ensures that “individuals are allowed to have access to restrooms and locker rooms that correspond to their gender identity.” Students can also participate in overnight trips, during which they can “utilize facilities and accommodations that correspond with their gender identity.”

About the Author

Daniel Buck

Daniel Buck is a research fellow and the director of the Conservative Education Reform Network at the American Enterprise Institute.

CB

About the Author

Cory Brewer

Cory Brewer is an attorney at the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty, where she works on the nationwide initiative Restoring American Education.

Featured Tags

California isn’t the only locality to bring radical gender ideology into its schools. Urban and rural public-school districts nationwide are doing the same. Last year, Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS), for example, updated their Gender Identity Guidance document, and it is a progressive wish list of troubling policies.

Perhaps most glaringly, but not at all uncommon, the MPS guidance document ensures that “individuals are allowed to have access to restrooms and locker rooms that correspond to their gender identity.” Students can also participate in overnight trips, during which they can “utilize facilities and accommodations that correspond with their gender identity.”