Federal Court Upholds School's Ban on 'Two Genders' T-Shirt
The First Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the T-shirt could harm LGBTQ+ students' psychological well-being and disrupt the educational environment.
- The court's decision supports Middleborough Public Schools' dress code policy against hate speech.
- Judges cited potential psychological harm to LGBTQ+ students as a key factor in their ruling.
- Liam Morrison and his legal team argued that his First Amendment rights were violated.
- The court emphasized the school's responsibility to maintain a safe and inclusive environment.
- Morrison's legal team is considering further appeals, potentially to the U.S. Supreme Court.