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Politics have delayed justice for a five-year-old girl who was allegedly sexually assaulted by a genderfluid student at school, according to the attorney for the girl’s mother.There’s no other reasonable explanation for why the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights has yet to finish an investigation it opened 14 months ago, Vernadette Broyles told The College Fix in an email Tuesday.Broyles filed the complaint against Georgia’s Decatur City School District on behalf of Pascha Thomas and her daughter in May 2018. OCR headquarters transferred it to the Atlanta office, which opened an investigation Sept. 14, 2018.The complaint targets the district’s previously undisclosed policy allowing students to use the bathroom that aligns with their gender identity, even if that identity changes regularly. ...The biologically male genderfluid student allegedly shoved Thomas’s daughter against the wall and touched her genitals, “causing her both pain and fear,†while she told him to stop, according to the May 2018 complaint. ...
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Topic: Feds drag out investigation of genderfluid boy sexually assaulting 5-year-old girl, lawyer says (Read 386 times)
