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Good grief
It saddens me that our legislators are working so hard to attack so many of our children and ensure that they feel unwelcome in their home state. The native Hoosiers who are closest to me include a valedictorian of a large Indiana high school who graduated from IU and then left Indiana for good, and another who graduated near the top of the class at a highly competitive Indiana high school, will soon graduate from IU, and will likely also leave Indiana and never return. Our Indiana legislative hatred will ultimately damage our economy by burning up the welcome mat and officially revoking Hoosier Hospitality.
I personally don’t see the issue when the Bill is largely targeting grade school kids and not so much high school or at the very least college students.Lets be honest, this entire subject is a distraction anyway from the purpose of going to school and that’s simply to be educated, not to be caught up in political issues and correctness like what pro noun you prefer to be called. Yes Indiana is losing its talent but Indiana isn’t the only state that has a Bill like this and if the only requirement these individuals you speak of that left the state is for the right to use the pro noun they’re comfortable with, then they’re unaware of the many other issues that effects a good living in a state. I draw social security and I would never move to Utah because that’s one of the 12 or so states that tax your social. My point is, there’s more import and direct issues that will effect you life immediately than this Bill.
This is embarrassing for Indiana.