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Middleborough schools said the T-shirt would make other students feel unsafe. But Morrison's lawyer accused the district of "viewpoint discrimination."
A Massachusetts seventh grader filed an appeal Friday after a federal court ruled against him for wearing a shirt that read "There are two genders."
"This isn't about a T-shirt," said Tyson Langhofer, director of the Alliance Defending Freedom Center for Academic Freedom and Liam Morrison's lawyer.
The parents of a Massachusetts student who was allegedly kicked out of school for wearing a t-shirt stating that there are only two genders are suing the town and school officials.