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Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced in a keynote speech to the Young Conservatives of Texas an intention to "end" trans and GNC teachers being able to teach.
A Texas teacher has been suspended after a parent complained about her transgender status.
The new executive order looks to end so-called radical indoctrination in schools and includes topics related to race, privilege, and oppression.
To students at
Eagleswood Elementary School in Eagleswood Township, N.J.,
she used to be Mr. McBeth. Now, after undergoing a sex
change, 71-year-old Lily McBeth is ready to return to
teaching as Miss McBeth.
A divided appellate court overturned a ruling that said the restriction violated Katie Wood's First Amendment rights.
A Texas law requires school employees to use names and pronouns that conform to students’ sex at birth.
“Advocates of transgenderism can be as doctrinaire as religious zealots these days,” the judge wrote in his decision, along with misgendering the student as well.
Rosie Sandri was bullied out of a job. She plans to fight back.
One rule requires public notification about restroom access for transgender students, while another threatens teacher's licenses under the "don't say gay" law.
A federal judge has ruled that a trans woman teacher forced to go by "Mr." can return to going by "Ms." and use female pronouns in the classroom.
Brock Emmett was initially charged with three felonies in the shocking encounter.
Missouri's House Bill 2885 would send teachers who use students' chosen names and pronouns to prison for up to five years.
Only about 4 percent of LGBTQ+ youth said they hadn't encountered online bullying or hate.
A federal appeals court ruled that a school district didn’t violate the teacher’s rights by forcing him out over his refusal to acknowledge trans students’ names and pronouns.
After a transgender teen was elected homecoming queen in New Jersey, transphobic students and their parents are claiming the vote was rigged in her favor.
At a campaign stop in the Hawkeye State, the Republican presidential candidate courted votes by preying on unfounded fears.
