MLK High School,” the 18-year-old Simpkins said.

MLK High School,” the 18-year-old Simpkins said.

Megan Simpkins, a senior at Martin Luther King High School in Riverside, Calif., denounced her school board for permitting organic guys to enter a girls’s locker room after motion pictures went viral displaying a trans-identifying male at her school viciously assaulting female college students

“There became an incident within our district that happened currently regarding a transgender lady, who truely is a biological man, having an altercation with a younger girl at MLK High School,” the 18-12 months-old Simpkins stated.

“It became infuriating once I had seen the video on social media, however what was unfavourable to this is the truth that this guy is and has been using the girls’s restroom and locker room.”

The student “spit on my friends which are ladies, women. He indicates his genitals in the locker room,” Aiden Vermeir, another scholar on the college, told a local Fox affiliate.

In overdue April, footage surfaced displaying the transgender student getting into a violent altercation with  lady students. The brutal assault triggered the Riverside Unified School District to publicly deal with the problem.

“Since the incident occurred, District group of workers has been operating to ensure the safety and rights of all college students are taken into consideration and right away spoke back to. We are able to verify that the scholar worried will now not be attending King High School,” the board wrote in an respectable announcement posted on Twitter closing Thursday.

The reaction, however, left Simpkins unmoved.

Firstly, the query we have to deal with is why are we declaring the intellectual confusion of this boy and putting the safety of girls in jeopardy by permitting mentally harassed men to apply women’s areas?” the senior requested the packed auditorium of parents and college students.

“Why don’t we ever get a say in whether or not or now not we are comfortable with this? The fact is we aren’t, the majority of us aren’t, and yet not anything has been achieved to defend the protection of those girls. I will finish with this all of it begins with you. You are in charge of the protection of us women.”