SAGE News Clip: Transgender Students' RightsDescription: We are introduced to Hunter, a transgender student, who is thrilled about President Obama's directive to let transgender students use locker rooms based on their gender identity. Hunter is also a plaintiff in a lawsuit against North Carolina's House Bill 2 that requires people to use restrooms that correspond with their sex at birth. HB 2 would leave students like Hunter without gender validation. Other states like Texas have also refused to follow the directive. President Obama's directive does not have any legal requirements that make it difficult to enforce.Click on the above link to access the Interactive eBook. Once you've signed in, scroll to page 234 and watch the video. When you've finished watching the video, come back to
the test and answer the following questions:In the video, the representative from the National Association of Secondary School Principals points out that transgender students are more likely to ______.
A. harass other non-transgender students
B. coerce other students into adopting non-normative gender behaviors
C. pressure other non-transgender students to abandon their social and religious beliefs
D. be bullied by non-transgender students
Answer: D
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