The STF (Federal Supreme Court) declared unconstitutional part of a law from Uberlândia (MG) that prohibited the use of “neutral language” and “non-binary dialect” in the curriculum and teaching materials of public or private schools in the city. The understanding of the Court's virtual plenary is that it is up to the Union to establish general standards on education and teaching. The matter is the subject of ADPF (Allegation of Non-Compliance w…
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The STF (Federal Supreme Court) declared unconstitutional part of a law from Uberlândia (MG) that prohibited the use of “neutral language” and “non-binary dialect” in the curriculum and teaching materials of public or private schools in the city. The understanding of the Court's virtual plenary is that it is up to the Union to establish general standards on education and teaching. The matter is the subject of ADPF (Allegation of Non-Compliance w…