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By VickySGV · Posted
It was an Opinion Of The (Elected) Attorney General, Ken Paxton, that under Texas Law the elements of care for a Trans child COULD constitute child endangerment and abuse and advised the Governor it was legal to investigate it as child abuse. The opinion was requested by Abbot. The Department of Child Protection is an Executive Department of the state, which falls under the Governor's executive authority to direct and give orders to. I worked for a department of that nature in my State for 30 years where luckily our Governor was bright enough not to interfere in that way, but while the person in this article was a Civil Service System person who is immune to the Governor's whims on employment, the department head was "owing" (a job to which the governor can appoint people outside the normal Civil Service system) to the governor for their job, and jumped without asking how high. Under Civil Service, the orders of your department head do rule your life as a State / County employee and you do try to act fairly for the citizens you work for by your own oath of office. You could be fired for refusing the order of your boss, but it would take a special process and would involve review of your work for more than the single refusal to perform an order. I was a State supervisor and know the Texas system in general since it follows the Pendleton Act structure of Federal Civil Service Law although even there they could fudge on some parts and make it rougher on the employee. One of my biggest problems as a Supervisor though was to rein in what some of my people considered to be an order to go out and rough up the citizenry which did more harm than good. I applaud the decision of the worker here. -
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By Heather Nicole · Posted
They don't believe trans really exists (just like they believe being gay is a choice), and therefore, in their warped minds, all trans kids must be a matter of the parent forcing them to transition. With that crowd, it's all about deciding what you want to believe first (ie "trans isn't real"), and then inventing whatever story it takes to explain what they've already decided to believe. -
By KathyLauren · Posted
I am no expert. But my understanding is that it is certainly not a law, and I don't believe it is an official executive order. It is just an opinion of the governor about how existing law should be interpreted. There may be a fine line between an opinion and an order, but I haven't heard anyone use the term "executive order". -
By Cynthina · Posted
Has anyone else been, asked to participate in the survey on transition that the VA sent out last week? I completed the survey and was overly excited about the questions asked and the information that they are seeking from transitioning Vets. There were questions about the types of surgeries and treatments that we would like to have done as well as if the VA should pay the full expense or if we would accept out-of-pocket expenses on our own. If you happen to get the survey in the mail or e-mail, please take the time to fill it out. I believe that this information will help all of us in the future. It only took about 15 min, and they offer a $15 gift card for your time, or you can have the money donated to a VA trans support organization. -
By Ivy · Posted
They consider supporting your trans-kid to be abuse. -
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By Marcie Jensen · Posted
@awkward-yet-sweetYou make an excellent point, and one I'm sure applies in all states. I'm confused about something in the article, though and would appreciate some answers if anyone knows. THe article refers to governor Abbot's "order" as opposed to Texas law. My question is thus: is this actual TX law, or is it an executive order by the governor? Make no mistake, it's wrong either way; I mean who in their right mind would assume that trans children all live in abusive homes that require investigation? The question of law v. executive order raises raises more issues, though. Such as if it's state law, it can be challenged as unconstitutional federally. If it's an executive order, it can be challenged at both state and federal level as the executive branch cannot make laws, merely enforce them. IMHO, this whole thing stinks to high heaven and the only hero in it is the worker who resigned in protest. What a mess. -
By awkward-yet-sweet · Posted
People need to know an essential truth:. You don't have to open the door and talk to CPS/DFS or any other flavor if "child police.". I don't believe all people who work for those departments are bad...some do it for the right reasons like the man in this article. But if in doubt, tell them to get off your property. In the USA, the 4th Amendment protects against warrantless searches, and the 5th Amendment protects against self-incrimination. FWIW - in my county, if a state employee shows up to bother, we can call the sheriff for help. The sheriff is quite proactive about dealing with that sort of stuff. Hopefully other sheriffs around the nation will do likewise. -
By Jani · Posted
I read that story elsewhere. He was brave for trying to work within the system but in the end it failed him and all the parents being investigated. -
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By Mmindy · Posted
That's great Hannah, I hope you find that most of your longtime friends are accepting you for who you truly are. That's right Lizzy, his loss and our gain. Good morning everyone, I've been away on vacation at a Bluegrass Festival, camping with friends and family. It went well and no one questioned my more androgynous presentation. I also played the upright bass, in a jam session at a campsite down the hill from us. I may have found another focus for may ADHD list of hobbies. Oh look! A fire truck! Hugs for everyone, Coffee or Not. Mindy🐛🏳️⚧️🦋
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