Several provocative, dancing Transgender activists Has burst into a meeting of information parents at the Vermont State House on Wednesday, disturbing the event and forcing parents to seek another space for their event.
The activists played strong music and cried while the event organizers were trying to speak.
THE Vermont state house The sergeant of arms refused to withdraw trans activists, saying that they had the right to be there, according to Vermont Daily Chronicle.
The Parents group – The Vermont Family Alliance – organized an event for the “day of awareness of the detrans” and was supposed to highlight the resources available for those formerly transgender who were physically, mentally and emotionally injured by treatments of sexual change.
On Wednesday, Trans activists disrupted an event organized in the Vermont State House building by parents of Detransitioners. (Photo / lisa rathke)
The video taken from the incident published on X shows several transgender activists, a shirtless and wearing a violet tutu and another waving a ribbon stick, dancing the organizer of the Renee McGuinness event while she tries to present her presentation to the parents.
Speaking with the Vermont Daily ChronicleMcGuinness said that the group had reserved the room for the afternoon event. However, the State House sergeant in Arms Agatha Kessler made the two groups left the two groups after 30 minutes of continuous disruption, citing concerns about the safety of the two parties.
The Chronicle reported that many participants in the event moved to the cafeteria to organize their event.
“OUR First amendment The rights have been refused in this case in favor of a disruptive group, “said McGuinness.” It is not under the first amendment for a group to simply surpass the other, and anyone who surpasses the other, then they won their rights to the first amendment to the sacrifice of the other party. “”
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A supporter of the rights of transgenders participates in a rally outside the Supreme Court of the United States while the judges hear arguments in a case on transgender health rights on December 4, 2024, in Washington, DC (Images Kevin Dietsch / Getty)
McGuinness explained that the event was intended to help former transgender people who were “refused and ostracized and intimidated”.
“They want to have a voice, and they want to cure their injuries and injuries because of medical procedures,” she said.
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McGuiness called for the Vermont Legislative Assembly, which is Democratic majorityTo modify its rules concerning the decorum in the State House to respect the rights of groups that have crossed appropriate channels to reserve an event space.
“It’s sad and unhappy,” said McGuinness. “The first amendment really concerns civil speech, right? And not censor a group on another.”
