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An interview with Jane Doe, the transgender student misgendered by a professor.

Last month, a conservative panel of judges on the 6
th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the First Amendment grants professors a right to intentionally misgender trans students in class. The decision, authored by Donald Trump-nominee and Mitch McConnell protégé Amul Thapar, had a triumphant tone: Thapar depicted himself as a champion of free speech combatting the “classroom thought police” at modern universities who seek to turn their campuses into “enclaves of totalitarianism” by prohibiting discrimination against LGBTQ students.
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The facts tell a much more nuanced story than Thapar’s simplistic tale of academic freedom versus totalitarianism. The case centers on professor Nicholas Meriwether, a philosophy professor at Shawnee State University in Ohio. In 2018, Meriwether misgendered a trans student, known in litigation as Jane Doe, in class; she asked that he use her correct pronouns and honorifics in the future, but he refused. The un ....

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OPINION | US freedom of expression judgment not a good precedent for LGBTQI community

Members and supporters of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) community. (Dibyangshu Sarkar, AFP)
An appeals court ruling in the United States around a professor refusing to use a transgender student s pronouns is something South African universities should consider when highlighting challenges facing LGBTQI communities, writes
Omphemetse Sibanda.
There are some who say that What s in the name! – the latest and groundbreaking freedom of expression-related case in the US about a philosophy professor at Shawnee State University in Ohio – is sure to bring much debate and contestations around the intersection of freedom of expression and the right of others not sharing the expression. ....

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A Victory for Reality | Carl R. Trueman

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Karl Marx looked at the Industrial Revolution of the nineteenth century and declared that all that was solid seemed to be melting into air, but witnesses of the Cultural Revolution of the twenty-first century might be tempted to respond that the
had only the vaguest idea of what such dissolution looks like. It is one thing to replace the hand loom with the factory production line, quite another to replace the material realities of the world with linguistic fictions.
In this context, I have noticed recently that numerous correspondents have begun to identify their “preferred pronouns” in the bylines at the bottom of their emails. Yet it is already clear that the notion of “preference” functions somewhat like “volunteer” did at my old school. It is really code for “required,” and any deviation or refusal might not simply cause personal offense but lead to more significant and sinister consequences. ....

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