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Dist. 211 victim of sexual harassment

I just attended the Nov. 12 District 211 board meeting about the transgender person having the "right" to use the girls looker room while being a male. I wanted to offer this valuable insight:

Let's suppose I were a high-ranking executive, and I decided that I wanted to have some fun with a pretty, subordinate co-worker. The laws against sexual harassment state that I cannot go into the women's restroom while she's in there, and get naked or proposition her. Telling her she could have all the overtime she wanted if she made me happy, or take away all her overtime if she didn't, would be the definition of sexual harassment.

Using your superior position of power to gain a sexual advantage in a company is very expensive for the company, especially if you have witnesses. Now, the federal government is doing exactly that to District 211. They are the superior authority. They are forcing you to take a sexual abasement/disadvantage as a group, violating the sexual rights of the entire female gym class. And, they are threatening to remove $6 million dollars of income from you if you do not comply.

If that happened at a business, it would cost them millions in punitive damages for sexual harassment. If you filed a lawsuit against the specific federal agency dictating the sexual perversion, you would certainly win as much as $20 million in punitive damages, warning the government not to sexually bully other constituents.

This is genuine sexual harassment, call it what is really is. It could never happen in the commercial or industrial world without huge financial consequences. I look forward to seeing District 211 gain the $20 million. Please don't sell out for less.

F. Glen Skidmore,

Palatine

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