US EditionAppeals court sides with parent group in fight over Ohio school district’s pronoun policy
The appeals court ruled the district’s pronoun policies violate constitutional rights, reversing a prior decision and halting enforcement of restrictions on gender-related language.
- The U.S. 6th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that an Ohio school district cannot punish students who identify transgender students by their biological pronouns, citing free speech and viewpoint discrimination concerns.
- The court issued a preliminary injunction barring the district from punishing students for using biological pronouns when referring to transgender students, while allowing the enforcement of other anti-harassment policies protecting transgender students.
- The lawsuit was filed by parents who believe people are born 'either male or female' and oppose affirming a different gender identity through pronouns, arguing it would violate their scientific and religious beliefs.
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Ohio parents win appeals court decision against school district's anti-misgendering rule
A federal appeals court has ruled that an Ohio school district cannot require students to use opposite-sex pronouns when referring to their transgender and nonbinary classmates, in a decision hailed by supporters as a victory for free speech.
Parental rights movement scores wins in Ohio school pronoun case
A federal appeals court ordered a local Ohio school district to dismantle a policy banning the use of biological sex pronouns to refer to transgender students in a ruling on Friday. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit sided 10-7 in an en banc ruling with Defending Education, a parental rights movement group that works to “fight indoctrination in classrooms,” per their mission statement. Defending Education sued the Olentangy Local Sc…
Court Delivers Win in Ohio for Free Speech Rights on Pronouns
A federal court ruled in favor of a group suing an Ohio school district over its pronouns policy on Thursday as court battles continue to rage over the nation’s culture war. The Thursday decision from the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against the Olentangy Local School District’s pronoun policy that tried to force students to use biologically incorrect pronouns. The court sided with Defending Education, a nonprofit organization that ar…
Court rules schools cannot force students to use ‘preferred pronouns’
The United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit has held that the Olentangy Local School District Board of Education in Ohio cannot compel students… The post Court rules schools cannot force students to use ‘preferred pronouns’ appeared first on CatholicVote org.
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