[TheOtherOne]

What would be most fair in this instance is to ask the other girls who have to change with her, if they are uncomfortable with this lesbian girl (though I take what a 15 year old has to say about anything with a grain of salt) seeing them change. After all, it is they who may have to deal with the possible hint of sexual attraction in the locker room that this girl's presence provides. If they're uncomfortable, out she goes, if not, leave it alone.

Would you have done the same if the girls at a white school were uncomfotable with a black girl in the room? Does anything that makes other people uncomfortable warrant their being removed?

[homeschool mama]

**Would you have done the same if the girls at a white school were uncomfotable with a black girl in the room? Does anything that makes other people uncomfortable warrant their being removed? **

Comparing a black female to a lesbian is ridiculous. We're not talking racial difference...we're talking sexual orientation choice. Big difference.

[Hemingway's Ghost]

Would you have done the same if the girls at a white school were uncomfotable with a black girl in the room?

You stepped into it here, and I'll respond for them: being black isn't a choice, being a homo is. What the homohaters are really doing is bashing the choice because they don't want anyone to be gay. It's not about justice or discrimination at all.

[MadIvan]

Would you have done the same if the girls at a white school were uncomfotable with a black girl in the room? Does anything that makes other people uncomfortable warrant their being removed?

Sophistry. We are discussing sexual attraction, not race. It is a favourite tactic of the homosexual lobby to equate the two.

Ivan