Aug 5, 08:30 PM

Sixth Circuit Rules Ohio School Can Punish Students for Misgendering Last Week

The U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that the Olentangy Local School District in Ohio can punish students for intentionally misgendering their classmates. The court found that the district's policy does not violate students' First Amendment rights. This decision came last week despite a challenge from a parents' rights group. A federal judge, Judge Batchelder, dissented in the case.

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FOX Baltimore@FOXBaltimore
2 years ago
An Ohio school district can punish students for misgendering classmates despite a challenge from a parents' rights group, a federal judge ruled last week. https://t.co/Pu2Rtuw7y0
kurt lash@kurtlash1
2 years ago
From 6thCir. Judge Batchelder's dissent in Parents Defending Education v. Olentangy. Lots of action coming in First Amendment/Parental Rights cases in the next year or so, all involving trans/gender/dysphoria related issues. Brushing off my notes on West Virginia v. Barnette... https://t.co/7DE6hoLIQ4
Texas Scorecard@TexasScorecard
2 years ago
A federal judge has denied Carroll ISD’s request for a nationwide stay of the Biden-Harris administration’s controversial Title IX changes that would force schools to accept radical gender ideology or lose federal funding. FULL STORY: https://t.co/9xT417Pek5 https://t.co/1JKD7VDCeM

Sixth Circuit Rules Ohio School Can Punish Students for Misgendering Last Week

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