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Here we go again: NJ fight over masks is not over yet (Opinion) - Vimarsana News

Here we go again: NJ fight over masks is not over yet (Opinion)

Just when you'd like to think we'll never have to hear about COVID and masks again.

Source: nj1015.com
LISTEN: Attorney explains N.J. school district's battle over "anti-trans" Twitter account - Vimarsana News

LISTEN: Attorney explains N.J. school district's battle over "anti-trans" Twitter account

The Hunterdon Central Regional Board of Education remains locked in controversy over an "anti-trans" Twitter account and the allegation that one of its own members is behind the account. Attorney Ron Berutti (who represents the accused, Rebecca Petersen) has called the inquiry “a dystopian search

N.J. school board investigating transphobic Twitter account is acting like the 'speech police,' lawsuits argue - Vimarsana News

N.J. school board investigating transphobic Twitter account is acting like the 'speech police,' lawsuits argue

The Hunterdon Central Regional High School school board is investigating a Twitter account allegedly linked to one of its members that posted anti-transgender statements.

Source: nj.com
NJ lawyer fighting Hunterdon Central's cancel culture - Vimarsana News

NJ lawyer fighting Hunterdon Central's cancel culture

Attorney Ron Berutti is representing board member Rebecca Peterson on tweets from an anonymous account disagreeing with the Boards policy on the sexualized curriculum.

Source: nj1015.com
N.J. school board member suspected of transphobic tweets files 'mob rule' ethics complaint - Vimarsana News

N.J. school board member suspected of transphobic tweets files 'mob rule' ethics complaint

Without claiming ownership of the controversial Twitter account, the board member defended the content as free speech.

Source: nj.com