Brave kid sent home for wearing 'only two genders' shirt to school loses First Amendment lawsuit appeal
Court expressed concern about 'denying the existence of ... transgender and gender non-conforming students.'
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Court expressed concern about 'denying the existence of ... transgender and gender non-conforming students.'
A federal appeals court has ruled against a Massachusetts eighth-grader whose school forbade him from wearing a T-shirt with the message "There Are Only Two Genders" -- a decision he is likely to further appeal.
A federal appeals court backed a Massachusetts school's decision to ban one of its students from wearing a T-shirt with the words, "There are only two genders."
A Massachusetts student who was allegedly kicked out of his school for wearing a t-shirt with words stating that there are only two genders has appeared in court over the ordeal.
The lawyer for a Massachusetts student who was not allowed to wear an "only two genders" shirt to school argued for the middle schooler's First Amendment rights in front of a federal appeals court.