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A federal appeals court has ruled that a Massachusetts public middle school did not violate a student's free speech rights under the U.S. Constitution by requiring the student to stop wearing a T-shirt that said 'There are only two genders.' The First Circuit Court ruled on June 9, siding with Nichols Middle School in Middleborough, which had barred the eighth-grader from wearing the shirt to protect LGBTQ+ students from discrimination. The student's attorneys are considering a Supreme Court appeal, arguing that the decision infringes on the student's First Amendment rights.
Middle school kid 'humiliated' over patriotic speech gets EXPELLED along with sisters, mom says https://t.co/2EmuVskbiI via @americanwire_
Middle school kid ‘humiliated’ over patriotic speech gets EXPELLED along with sisters, mom says https://t.co/9gODeQXeCh
NEW: Mother says her middle schooler son, who was 'humiliated' by his principal when he was barred from giving his school election speech, has been kicked out of the school; 'I will MAKE SBS GREAT AGAIN!' The mother says that her son and his two sisters would not be returning to… https://t.co/31ro0dg1Eo
