Nebraska Judge Dismisses Transgender Graduate's Suit Over Shutdown of School Paper
The former student who brought the suit could not prove he was harmed by the school's action, the judge ruled.
October 18, 2023
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The former student who brought the suit could not prove he was harmed by the school's action, the judge ruled.
Ingraham, as editor of a conservative newspaper, sent a reporter to secretly record a meeting of a support group for closeted students, then published a transcript.
A Woodburn, Ind., high school teacher who faced losing her job after a student newspaper for which she acted as adviser published an editorial advocating tolerance of gays can continue teaching--just not at her old school.
The issue discussed the history of homophobia and Florida's "don't say gay" law.
Some of the pamphlets were allegedly thrown in the trash.
High school students across the country are running into the same roadblocks, no matter where their beliefs fall: Must they leave their First Amendment rights at the schoolhouse gate?