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Colorado's New Law Addressing Misgendering and Deadnaming Faces Free Speech Lawsuit

  • Four groups and a Colorado dermatologist filed a federal lawsuit on Monday in Denver against Colorado's new law addressing transgender protections.
  • The lawsuit opposes a recently enacted Colorado law, approved last Friday by Governor Jared Polis, which mandates the use of transgender students’ chosen names and pronouns in educational and other environments.
  • Plaintiffs argue the law violates their First Amendment rights by compelling speech supporting beliefs that sex is immutable and punishing refusal to use chosen pronouns or names.
  • The lawsuit references the 303 Creative Supreme Court ruling and contends that the law penalizes Coloradans for expressing their views, effectively tipping the balance to support one perspective in a divisive public issue.
  • The lawsuit seeks to block HB 1312's enforcement while litigation proceeds, which could delay the law's implementation for months or years and impact transgender students' treatment in schools.
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