Maryland Parents Can’t Opt Kids Out of LGBTQ-Related Lessons: Judge
The group of parents are upset that their kids would be exposed to diverse authors and viewpoints in their English classes.
August 25, 2023
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The group of parents are upset that their kids would be exposed to diverse authors and viewpoints in their English classes.
Arguments are scheduled next week for Mahmoud v. Taylor, which could further roll back students' rights to information.
Gender-affirming care, PrEP, and LGBTQ+ books are all on the docket.
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case that could allow guardians to prohibit students from hearing lessons or using books involving LGBTQ+ identities.
Our news editor has crisscrossed the country on planes, trains, and automobiles as an out transgender woman, and she's learned a few things along the way.
Parents in Mahmoud v. Taylor won the right to opt-out of classes where LGBTQ-themed books were taught.
Rulings will come any day in Mahmoud v. Taylor and Medina v. Planned Parenthood South Atlantic.
In hearing the Mahmoud v. Taylor case, conservatives leaned toward siding with these parents, while liberals wondered what other content parents could opt their kids out of.
Rep. Laurel Libby can speak and vote in the Maine House while her lawsuit proceeds.
This "is an initial step towards effective social participation," the justices wrote.
The attendees included a Mississippi trans girl who wasn't allowed to wear a dress to her graduation.
The Democratic governor called the bills "mean-spirited."
The service, called “Women+ Connect,” is rolling out in the coming months.
A transgender high school student is thanking her supporters after school officials decided to uphold a settlement that opponents came out in force to denounce.
The state has already lost billions of dollars in business that went elsewhere.
The alleged victim claims he was having a sexual relationship with one of his attackers.
The choice of every passenger to 'opt-out' is out, says the TSA, to ensure terrorists don't slip through airport security.
Why would a reputable association for Black journalists decide to platform a candidate with a history of disdain for the media?
Rep. Mary Bentley's bill would let teachers ignore students' preferred names and pronouns, and she says the state should do more in case a youth identifies "as a cat, as a furry."