San Diego County Board of Supervisors destroys category of Female as class of people

I address this Board of Tyrants

Four days ago, the San Diego County Board of Supervisors passed an ordinance destroying the category of female as a class of people.

The ordinance purports to protect women from discrimination and is allegedly based on an international United Nations treaty called CEDAW, which per the County’s own words, was intended to protect women “on the basis of sex.”

In reality, it destroys females as a protected class by extending the class to include biological males. When implemented, this policy will violate the Fourteenth Amendment’s Equal Protection Clause.

See video at bottom of this link: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/ryan-heath-797b45a8_yesterday-the-san-diego-county-board-of-activity-6925249658751516672-A8FO

More notably, however, is the fact that the policy is just smoke and mirrors. None of these board members give a damn about the well-being of women or gender fluid folks. The intent of this ordinance is clear. In effect, it creates a need for large government contracts to be serviced by the “friends” of those that drafted and voted on the policy.

This is demonstrated by text of the ordinance, which states (subsection B) “The Chief Administrative Officer shall be responsible for coordinating and directing the completion of an intersectional gender analysis of the entire county, including county departments, offices, programs, boards, commissions, and other operational units. This analysis will establish the baseline for subsequent analyses that may be conducted by the county. All analyses will be conducted externally by qualified individuals.

It is more acutely reflected in Subsection (B)(2), which states, “The Chief Administrative Officer shall recommend budget allocations for the adequate funding for completion and implementation of county departments, offices, programs, boards, commissions, and other operational units’ Intersectional Gender Equity Action Plans, including the need for further or ongoing intersectional gender analyses that may be conducted internally or externally.

This ordinance has one intended purpose, to create a need for government contracts where one does not exist. We know this to be true because the proponents of the policy cited only three statistics yesterday showing a disparity among men and women in the County. Notably, the evidence proffered isn’t even relevant today, as it was gathered in 2019. Proponents also argued that the policy was justified, given that other localities had passed similar policies. The board points to San Francisco and Los Angeles as primary examples.

Ultimately, the outcome of this ordinance will amount to lawyers and nonprofits (very likely the same ones that advocated for this ordinance) getting paid millions of dollars to draft useless reports “assessing community needs.” This is a wealth transfer and those stuck with the bill are our children. The Gavel Project (a 501(c)(3) public charity) is taking on the woke mob with strategic law-fare to defend the American Dream, and we need your help!

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