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Why Kennedy v. Bremerton School District was Not the Case that Some Judges Thought It Was
Can a school district cease patronizing a company providing historical reenactments and other events for students because the company’s principal shareholder had posted controversial tweets that led to parental complaints?
Why Kennedy v. Bremerton School District was Not the Case that Some Judges Thought It Was.
Are the witches mad that I one-upped them for Harry Potter? Time will tell….
Mahanoy is just the latest in the courts’ awkward efforts to make K-12 student free speech cases apply to older, more mature students…but this time, it may make more sense.
Pennsylvania students want classmate banned from campus for opposing pronoun policy
A petition has been started to ban a university student from campus, after he criticized a policy that requires students to address other students using their preferred pronouns. Apparently the university had informed students that "action could be taken" if they used the wrong pronouns. No litigation yet, but we'll be keeping an eye on this one.