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Trump-appointed judge rules against transgender student's demand to wear heels and dress to graduation
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May 30, 2023, 1:17:22 AM5/30/23
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A Trump-appointed judge blocked a biological male high school
student who identifies as a girl from wearing heels and a dress
to graduation Friday.
U.S. District Judge Taylor McNeel of the Southern District of
Mississippi ruled against granting an emergency restraining
order to block a dress code restriction from being enforced on a
transgender high school student named "L.B." who wanted to wear
heels and a dress.
McNeel argued in favor of the district enforcing its dress code
policy, and interpreted it as status quo. He also argued there
wasn't significant precedent established regarding cases of
transgender individuals and dress codes, according to WLOX.
The district would have removed L.B., 17, from graduation if the
student showed up in the outfit, which they said was against its
dress code policy, the plaintiff attorneys from the American
Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) said in court filings.
MEDICAL SCHOOL PROFESSOR SAYS PARENTS MUST IMPLEMENT GENDER
IDEOLOGY FOR BABIES: 'IT... STARTS AT BIRTH'
The ACLU argued that the district's decision was a violation of
Title IX and the First Amendment right to freedom of expression.
They added the district's decision would cause "significant
harm" to L.B.
"L.B. wants to wear a dress and heeled shoes at her graduation
ceremony, consistent with the gender that she lives every day.
However, just days before her graduation, Defendants made the
sudden decision to force L.B. to dress according to the male sex
that she was assigned at birth at the ceremony—even though L.B.
entered HCHS as a girl and has lived every aspect of her high
school career as a girl," the ACLU said.
COLORADO DISTRICT EQUITY DOCS REVEAL METHODICAL SYSTEM TO
DECEIVE PARENTS ON IN-SCHOOL SOCIAL TRANSITIONS
Harrison County school district dress code aclu
Dress code policy obtained via PACER (Fox News Digital)
"Defendants have promised to remove L.B. from graduation should
she attend while wearing a dress and heeled shoes under her
graduation robes. Because of Defendants’ gender-based
restrictions against her, L.B. will be forced to miss her own
high school graduation—a once-in-a-lifetime event that she and
her parents will never be able to replace," the ACLU continued.
The graduation took place on Saturday, and Reuters reported L.B.
did not attend.
"Our client is being shamed and humiliated for explicitly
discriminatory reasons, and her family is being denied a once-in-
a-lifetime milestone in their daughter's life," Linda Morris, a
staff attorney for the ACLU Women's Rights Project, told Reuters.
https://www.foxnews.com/media/trump-appointed-judge-rules-
against-transgender-students-demand-wear-heels-dress-graduation
student who identifies as a girl from wearing heels and a dress
to graduation Friday.
U.S. District Judge Taylor McNeel of the Southern District of
Mississippi ruled against granting an emergency restraining
order to block a dress code restriction from being enforced on a
transgender high school student named "L.B." who wanted to wear
heels and a dress.
McNeel argued in favor of the district enforcing its dress code
policy, and interpreted it as status quo. He also argued there
wasn't significant precedent established regarding cases of
transgender individuals and dress codes, according to WLOX.
The district would have removed L.B., 17, from graduation if the
student showed up in the outfit, which they said was against its
dress code policy, the plaintiff attorneys from the American
Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) said in court filings.
MEDICAL SCHOOL PROFESSOR SAYS PARENTS MUST IMPLEMENT GENDER
IDEOLOGY FOR BABIES: 'IT... STARTS AT BIRTH'
The ACLU argued that the district's decision was a violation of
Title IX and the First Amendment right to freedom of expression.
They added the district's decision would cause "significant
harm" to L.B.
"L.B. wants to wear a dress and heeled shoes at her graduation
ceremony, consistent with the gender that she lives every day.
However, just days before her graduation, Defendants made the
sudden decision to force L.B. to dress according to the male sex
that she was assigned at birth at the ceremony—even though L.B.
entered HCHS as a girl and has lived every aspect of her high
school career as a girl," the ACLU said.
COLORADO DISTRICT EQUITY DOCS REVEAL METHODICAL SYSTEM TO
DECEIVE PARENTS ON IN-SCHOOL SOCIAL TRANSITIONS
Harrison County school district dress code aclu
Dress code policy obtained via PACER (Fox News Digital)
"Defendants have promised to remove L.B. from graduation should
she attend while wearing a dress and heeled shoes under her
graduation robes. Because of Defendants’ gender-based
restrictions against her, L.B. will be forced to miss her own
high school graduation—a once-in-a-lifetime event that she and
her parents will never be able to replace," the ACLU continued.
The graduation took place on Saturday, and Reuters reported L.B.
did not attend.
"Our client is being shamed and humiliated for explicitly
discriminatory reasons, and her family is being denied a once-in-
a-lifetime milestone in their daughter's life," Linda Morris, a
staff attorney for the ACLU Women's Rights Project, told Reuters.
https://www.foxnews.com/media/trump-appointed-judge-rules-
against-transgender-students-demand-wear-heels-dress-graduation
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