My message got deleted. I am not sure why. It concerned the way that the person quoted at the end of the story said this:
'One parent who identified themselves as transgender at the meeting, said: “I'm encouraging you all to support policies that are inclusive of transgender students and to show your support for transgender students and transgender faculty. This isn’t pseudoscience, this isn’t some sort of ideology. This is people’s lives. This is civil rights.'
I disputed the fact that TRA has anything to do with civil rights, and that invoking that noble political movement, which required enormous bravery and sacrifice from Black people (and some of their non-Black supporters too), is what I consider appropriation of an oppressed minority's suffering and struggle for rights that had been denied them. For this is not about infringing their rights. It is any possible infringement on other people's rights by them that worries us.
So if they wish to be talked to as females instead of males, and be allowed into female spaces while having male or female bodies, that is definitely a safety issue for others, including, in this case, the parents of other children. There are parents who are legitimately concerned that their children may be being enticed into believing they are the opposite sex, even beginning transition, without their consent.