SirWilliam

Short answer: YES. 

Things to consider:  - a size up from your regular fit - listen to your body and your comfort levels  - take the binder off/cease the activity if you notice any pain or discomfort breathing - know your limits - do not try to put your binder on while you or the binder is wet - take a wet binder off with care & patience - have a dedicated swimming binder to ensure that you have a dry one available after swimming - if you have extenuating health conditions that might affect you while binding, we strongly recommend checking in with your doctor before binding

the administration has determined that the designation of “sex” in Title IX protections also includes gender identity, which means that if public schools don’t comply with these protections, they lose federal funding

transgender students are only required to have their parent or guardian contact the school district to notify them that their identity differs from what is previously on record

these students do not need to provide a medical diagnosis, identification documents, or any other information regarding their transition

transgender students must be accommodated even when it makes others students uncomfortable

transgender students can be offered the use of single stall restrooms, but if other students are not required to use them, then they aren’t required, either, and specifically mentions that if a student is uncomfortable sharing a restroom with a transgender person they can be offered a single stall restroom

feels so great to end a shitty day with lots of laughter and smiles. i feel good right now, and thats important