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Ok, but why was the law coached in terms of groups and not actions? Like I am assuming they were for things like student aggression, coercion or the like. So why was it as groups?

Why did college bullying laws come under discrimination laws instead of something like general conduct or coercion laws?

Huh, interesting. They sound like dicks. Got any links? Want to look into that. Though why are bullying laws specific to groups instead of activities anyway? That a difference in definition or context here?

And just to add I don't have anything against LGBTQ whatever. Gay marriage, transgederism you do you whatever. But that kinda thing including this annoys me in the same way People of Color does, or peacekeeping or systematic racism or mega churches or patriarchy or atheim+ and whatever else have...

Sorry but that just sounds like a clickbait headline. Say it straight, was it a opposition to the inclusion of debate on trans related topics under the umbrella of 'bullying' or a 'we oppose not being allowed to used toilet swirlie gay people'?

Thats a bit of a false premise though, atleast I feel so. Not considering transgenderism a topic or condition covered under racial equality protections or it denial as a form of bullying isn't the same as saying 'Its okay to swirly someone a song as they are trans'. All standards and laws would...

I knew the US had mixed dorms but didn't think single sex dorms were the exception here.