Caitlin Jenner hit ‘wake up’ sex identities and said “I can’t even understand.”
The 72-year-old former Olympic athlete made the comments after biological male counselors were allowed to sleep in the same booths as the fifth-grade girls they attend. CaliforniaLos Alamitos School District.
Jenner, who was born biologically male and underwent a transition in 2015, said California was a “mess.”
The 72-year-old former Olympic athlete made the comments after biological male counselors were allowed to sleep in the same booths as fifth-graders visiting California’s Los Alamitos school district.
“You know what we’re living in such a waking world right now that I can’t even understand it. It’s a terrible story and you know they went to this camp and when they came back they talked about gender and that and the good news is that the parents are getting up now and they called the school, “she said. Sean Hannity of Fox News in Tuesday.
She added: “In this crazy state of California, the law says it’s a good idea to put staff in booths that they identify with, and I guess those two guys identified with them and them, which I can’t quite understand, and the parents understood. .
“Now the camp is trying to get around it … It’s a mess here in California and it’s unfortunate because I know so many people in the LGBT community who are wonderful people and it’s unfortunate that people on the periphery are ruining it for everyone.”
According to the parents of the children, the school of biological male counselors at Camp Pali in San Bernardino was allowed to sleep in cabins according to the gender they identified with.
One parent, Rachel Sandoval, told Fox News: “My 11-year-old daughter told me that there are many counselors who have expressed their identity as them. They also had a group of children who were lectured on gender-inappropriate counseling.
Jenner, who was born biologically male and underwent a transition in 2015, said California was a “mess.”
The school district did not mention gender policy, nor did it specify that councilors would be divided by gender, but said an investigation into the complaints had been launched.
In a statement, a lawyer at the Pali Institute said: “As far as we know, there have been no biological male counselors in common cabins with students at the Pali Institute. Although counselors may have used pronouns, they / she used these pronouns not limited to biological men. Biological women also use these terms.
Jenner revealed last October that going out as a transsexual finally allowed her to “breathe” and be her authentic self.
“I have managed to live my life authentically for the last seven years. It was the best thing I’ve ever done, “said the 72-year-old The Daily Telegraph.
“People are becoming more acceptable and I just got to the point in my life at the age of 65, I raised all my children, I did everything I could,” she said. “It’s up to me, and I decided to do it, and maybe I can make a difference.”
“When you finally come out, you feel like you have no more secrets, as if someone has lifted 1,000 pounds from your shoulders and you’re starting to breathe,” the reality star added.
Caitlin came out as a trans woman in April 2015 while appearing in Diane Sawyer, and underwent gender reassignment surgery in January 2017.
She told the publication that she had achieved everything she could as a parent during her transition.
Caitlin felt that she had achieved everything she could as a parent during her transition. She has six biological children, including Kendall Jenner, 25, and Kylie Jenner, 24, as well as three stepchildren, Kim Kardashian, 41, Courtney Kardashian, 42, and Chloe Kardashian, 37. Pictured with Chris Jenner and North West
Caitlin has six biological children – Burt Jenner, 43, Cassandra Marino, 41, Brandon Jenner, 40, Brody Jenner, 38, Kendall Jenner, 25 and Kylie Jenner, 24.
As well as three stepchildren, 41-year-old Kim Kardashian, 42-year-old Courtney Kardashian and 37-year-old Chloe Kardashian.
“People are becoming more acceptable and I just got to the point in my life at the age of 65, I raised all my children, I did everything I could,” she said.
“It’s up to me and I decided to do it, and maybe I can make a difference, because it gives me a great platform in a very marginalized community,” added the former athlete.