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written to discuss LGBTQ+ identities, which I slowly began to realise applied to me. I then made the decision to come out to my friends at 13.
They mostly reacted well, and I began to live more as myself. When I became more confident, I came out to my parents at 14. They also accepted me, but did take a while to begin to get used to my new name and pronouns.
Out of all this, I have built a support network for myself with people, my close family and friends. Secondary school has been a rollercoaster for me.
My school is a single-sex female school, and they were incredibly supportive when I came out – from changing my name and pronouns in the school system, to letting all my teachers know how to address me.
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Louisiana Students Taken to Transphobic Church Event Instead of Career Fair
The Advocate. The event was sponsored by the Christian group 29:11 Mentoring Program and held at Living Faith Christian Center in northeast Baton Rouge.While the event was billed as a "college and career fair," some students and parents later said that it was more focused on pushing religious indoctrination than providing any real career advice. The event allegedly featured sexist lessons taught after students were separated by gender, while transgender students were allegedly discriminated against and experienced bullying that those in charge allowed to take place.Brittney Bryant, a teacher Woodlawn High School and the mother of a transgender student who attended the event, said on Facebook that she had been forced "to endure watching over 2,000 children's rights be violated" while acting as a chaperone at the "traumatic event.""Inside the church, boys were instructed to go outside while the girls were left in the church for 'girl talk,'" wrote Bryant.
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