High School

The gay basketball player was allegedly pinched so hard by an opponent that it left bruises.

A survey was produced by a few students and a parent calling themselves the school’s “Anti Queer Association.”

No one helped her as students harassed her, parents called her a “pervert,” and her colleagues misgendered her.

“We set it in Indiana because of you.”

The school wasn’t dealing with the incident… until the media got ahold of the story.

“I’m not going to lie, you freak me out,” the assistant principal shouted at him.

These “segregation academies” can receive up to $6,500 a year from the state per student, but they don’t have to let LGBTQ students in.

The boys who were doing the “Sig Heil” salute and holding up “white power” signs bullied this kid for years.

“Every opinion is valid, but some opinions can be really harsh,” she said about the discrimination she’s faced.

It’s the high school ending some of us wish we always had. For Hunter Sigmund and Jake Bain, it actually happened.

The school was going to use the wrong name when administrators handed him his diploma, but he made sure it wouldn’t happen.

The rainbow flag was more controversial than Confederate flags and “Make America Great Again.”

The bullies also threw candy and told the LGBT students to kill themselves.

They wouldn’t move, the number of kids joining them grew every hour, and then they won.

Remember, these are parents talking about children.

“This is a military-based town so it’s not always the most welcoming for trans people, but that hasn’t stopped me from being myself.”

The NAACP called for a federal investigation into the alleged hate crime at Stone County High School.

Breaking with tradition, Bethesda Chevy-Chase high school will now have students vote for two individuals to be chosen to represent each class, regardless of gender.

That’s when the high school abruptly changed its stance.

They were asked to remove the badges “for now” while school officials investigate.