Huge Transgender Student Allegedly Pummels Schoolgirls After Being Confronted for Entering Female Locker Room: Report

A high school fight in California was more than the usual brawling that has become common, according to a news report. This fight pitted a male student who claims he is transgendered against female students, according…

IJR SyndicatedApr 29, 20233 min read

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to female locker rooms and bathrooms.

Two parents said that fights at the school — of which this was only the latest — are enough for them, according to KTLA-TV.

“I’m just thinking to myself, ‘What are they doing to protect these kids, really?’” parent Roxanne Marshall said.

“I just want these kids to feel safe when they’re at school. They shouldn’t not want to come to school. There needs to be more things put in place so when they’re here, they’re comfortable,” she said.

“It worries me with my daughters,” parent Matthew Inglese said.

“I’m 100 percent thinking of taking my daughters out of RUSD and changing districts because of the fact that I don’t feel like they’re doing enough,” he said.

The school district issued a statement saying, in part, that the student who started the fight is no longer at the school.

“A video depicting an altercation involving students at Martin Luther King High School has been widely circulated on social media this week. This matter has had the full attention of Riverside Unified School District administration and is being addressed expeditiously,” the statement said.

“Since the incident occurred, District staff has been working to ensure the safety and rights of all students are considered and promptly responded to. We are able to verify that the student involved will no longer be attending King High School,” the statement said.

“We encourage those who have taken interest in this story to respect the confidential nature of our specific discussions with those involved and the efforts we will continue to make to ensure we provide an appropriate learning environment for each student as required by law,” the statement concluded.

This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.