Vancouver teacher’s MAGA hat is protected by First Amendment, appeals court rules

Teacher who wore MAGA hat to school protected by First Amendment, court rules

A teacher who wore a MAGA hat to a cultural sensitivity training is protected under law because the apparel does not cause a “tangible disruption” that outweighs his First Amendment rights.

Court rules First Amendment protected teacher who brought MAGA hat to training

A federal appeals court panel ruled in favor of a teacher who brought a “Make America Great Again” hat to teacher trainings, determining it was protected under the First Amendment. The three-judge panel ruled that a Vancouver, Wash., public school principal did not have a legitimate administrative interest in preventing Eric Dodge, a sixth grade…

Court: Vancouver, WA teacher wearing MAGA hat fell under protected speech

A 9th Circuit Court has ruled in favor of a former teacher, concluding that his wearing a MAGA hat to school was protected speech under the First Amendment.

Court: Vancouver, WA teacher wearing MAGA hat fell under protected speech

The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled in favor of a former teacher in Vancouver, Washington, concluding that his wearing a hat supporting former President Donald Trump to school was protected speech under the First Amendment.

Court: Washington teacher wearing MAGA hat falls under protected speech

VANCOUVER, Wash. (AP) — The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled in favor of a former teacher in Vancouver, Washington, concluding that his wearing a hat supporting former President Donald Trump to school was protected speech under the First Amendment. Court documents show that science teacher Eric Dodge brought the “Make America Great Again” baseball cap with him to an Evergreen Public Schools building twice before the 2019-2020 school year. …

Former teacher who wore MAGA hat to school was protected by First Amendment, court rules

Court documents show that science teacher Eric Dodge brought the “Make America Great Again” baseball cap with him to an Evergreen Public Schools building twice before the 2019-2020 school year.