The case was brought by a group of parents seeking an order requiring the schools to prohibit trans students from using communal restrooms
The opinion requires both school districts to continue to allow the plaintiffs access to the correct facilities while litigation continues
CINCINNATI, OH. – A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit on Monday ruled that Kentucky’s ban on gender-affirming care for...
U.S. District Judge Timothy L. Brooks also rejected a motion by the defendants including attorneys for the state, seeking to dismiss the case
The suit calls the law vague and arbitrary, failing to give teachers an understanding of what is banned in classrooms
“Plaintiffs’ mental health is dependent on living as girls in all aspects of their lives.” ~ U.S. District Court Judge Jennifer Zipps
The appeal was filed last October by Americans United, an organization that advocates for separation of church and state
Recently trans plaintiffs have beaten anti-trans policies in courts across the U.S. Now a judge rules a trans student can use girls bathroom
Montana’s expansive “drag ban” law not only outlaws any public drag performance, but targets nearly anyone in a costume for punishment & fines
"If we crack the door on allowing discrimination of any type against any protected class of people- someone will open the door wide open"