JD Supra

Fourth Circuit Rejects First Amendment Claims From Teacher Who Declined to Use Students' Preferred Pronouns

Unlike private sector workers, government employees enjoy certain constitutional protections while at work, including free ...
ClickOrlando

Florida bill protects public-sector employees who don’t use people’s preferred pronouns, citing beliefs

A bill moving through the Florida Senate would prohibit “adverse personnel action” against public-sector employees or ...

Teacher can’t use religion to object to identity pronouns, court rules

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md. (WAVY) — A federal appeals court has ruled against a teacher who sued the local school system after ...
Orlando Weekly

Public-sector workers don’t need to use people’s preferred pronouns, bill says

A measure to impose state regulations on pronoun use was approved in its first committee stops in both the Florida Senate and ...

Maryland school district didn't violate teacher's rights by requiring chosen pronoun use, appeals court rules

Montgomery County Public Schools in Maryland did not violate a substitute teacher’s First Amendment rights to freedom of ...
Los Angeles Times

Opinion: Students accepted through preferred gender pronouns

No pronoun belongs to any certain sex, meaning pronouns aren’t assigned to or just for males or females. In short, all pronouns are gender neutral. This belief has gained popularity as more schools ...
SCOTUSblog

The justices and gender pronouns

Last month, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Little v. Hecox and West Virginia v. B.P.J. At issue was whether Idaho ...