Miranda Live: Dad’s horror at Santa Sabina gender farce
THE father of several girls attending an elite Catholic girls’ school engulfed by a gender uproar has spoken of his embarrassment and horror at discovering his children were discussing gender fluidity in class.
THE father of several girls attending an elite Catholic girls’ school engulfed by a gender uproar has spoken of his embarrassment and horror at discovering his children were discussing gender fluidity in class.
John* told Miranda Live he was aghast after discovering the line of discussion at Santa Sabina — including linking gender fluidity with the introduction of pants and shorts into the school uniform.
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Last month about 200 concerned parents, ex-parents and ex-students held a protest meeting on the weekend to demand principal Dr Maree Herrett resignation and threatened to pull 200 girls out of the school.
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