Transgender Indoctrination

WHEREAS, parents are responsible for their children under the age of majority and have the right and responsibility to raise and educate them; and

WHEREAS, humans are born male or female; and

WHEREAS, schools and school employees have no right to question or change the gender of students; and

WHEREAS, some schools and/or employees have added transgender to the school curriculum and thus have caused confusion among students about their gender; and

WHEREAS, some use that curriculum, without the written permission of parents, to encourage students to believe they can and should change their gender; and

WHEREAS, students have been privately counseled to change their sex through the use of synthetic hormones, medications, and surgeries without the knowledge of their parents; and

WHEREAS, this private medical indoctrination persuasion is a violation of parental rights; and

WHEREAS, the Wyoming Legislature has failed to deal with this violation of parental rights; now

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Republican Party shall seek an amendment to the Wyoming Constitution to prevent any Transgender curriculum from being taught in Wyoming schools or colleges, and bar the teaching, of and/or the counseling of school children that suggests gender change without prior knowledge and written consent of the children’s parents, and one that bans transgenders or males identifying as females from competing in women’s school and college sports; and

THEREFORE, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this amendment shall require that

any staff violating this amendment shall be individually guilty of a criminal act.

Passed:

Wyoming Republican Party, 22 May 7 State Convention