‘I just can’t put up with it anymore. It’s not normal. It’s not something we should be supporting’
Officials in the Loudoun County, Virginia, school district have had a long history of promoting the LGBT ideologies.
In fact, it has gone so far that students, unhappy with board members who decline to believe there’s a difference between boys and girls and refuse to protect vulnerable students in private areas like restrooms and showers, are resorting to democracy to try to change that.
They’re encouraging voters to choose candidates who, in fact, would not force girls to share their showers with boys, and vice versa.
A commentary at Twitchy was prompted to state, “BOOM! VA teens take matters into their own hands to stop school board trans-LUNACY…”
New: Virginia teens are greeting Loudoun County voters at the polls and asking them to vote for school board candidates who would restore girl only and boy only bathrooms and locker rooms in Loudoun County Public Schools.
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— Nick Minock (@NickMinock) October 20, 2025
So proud of these kids – they have learned the hard way that they cannot count on the adults in charge to keep them safe and secure. This is exactly what they need to do – get out there and fight for their rights and don’t count on anyone else to fight their fight. These voters…
— LTforReal (@LT66236) October 21, 2025
The commentary said, “What do Loudoun County, Virginia, teenagers do when their school board ignores their concerns about males in females’ spaces and sports? Believe it or not, they don’t just get on TikTok and complain about it. Nope. They take matters into their own hands and go to the polls, asking voters to support school board members who will restore girls-only and boys-only sports and spaces. Pretty cool, eh?”
Local broadcaster WJLA said, “For the past four years, LCPS has allowed students to use bathrooms and locker rooms at school based on their chosen gender identity and not biological sex. Several students have protested the policy in the past, but the school board hasn’t budged. Since the teens said the school board hasn’t listened to their concerns, these students want a new school board and they’re asking voters to help.”
One teen told the outlet, “I’ve been sick of it for quite a while. I just can’t put up with it anymore. It’s not normal. It’s not something we should be supporting.”
