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Who's ADF — the influential Christian law group behind Middleboro free speech case? - Vimarsana News

Who's ADF — the influential Christian law group behind Middleboro free speech case?

The Alliance Defending Freedom was instrumental in overturning Roe v. Wade and a high profile IVF case. How did they get involved in Middleboro case?

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School Forces Student To Remove 'Only Two Genders' Shirt - Vimarsana News

School Forces Student To Remove 'Only Two Genders' Shirt

A Massachusetts middle schooler was forced by school administrators to remove a shirt acknowledging there are only two sexes.

Jeff Jacoby: The Seventh-Grader and the First Amendment - Vimarsana News

Jeff Jacoby: The Seventh-Grader and the First Amendment

Liam Morrison's school doesn't have to agree with his opinion. But it cannot punish him for expressing it.

Middle schooler kicked out of school for wearing t-shirt saying 'There are only two genders' has his day in court: Lawyer blasts school that 'teaches there are unlimited genders' for 'censoring' youngster - Vimarsana News

Middle schooler kicked out of school for wearing t-shirt saying 'There are only two genders' has his day in court: Lawyer blasts school that 'teaches there are unlimited genders' for 'censoring' youngster

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.

Massachusetts middle schooler's case about his 'only two genders' shirt goes in front of federal appeals court - Vimarsana News

Massachusetts middle schooler's case about his 'only two genders' shirt goes in front of federal appeals court

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.