A federal judge in New Hampshire was put on the side of a local school district and a gender madness that blocks parents to use Wistbands Wereing in school property to protest children who identify transgender in the sports teams of girls.
In September, several parents carried pink bracelets with “XX” in them to refer to female sex chromosomes
The Superintendent of the school districts of Bow and Dunbarton, Marcy Kelley, responded to the bracelets issuing a transfer notice against the parents, including Antony and Nicole Foot, Kyle Fellers and Eldon Rash, according to local media reports. The order of non -review has expired since then.
Subsequently, the parents sued the school district, claiming that the rights of the first amendment had been raped and asking the judge to allow them to take posters and wear wrist bands with “XX” in school events while the case is in progress.
On Monday, the judge of the United States District Court, Steven Mcauliffe, President George Hw Bush designated, put on the side of the school district and said he acted reasonably by preventing parents from protesting.
“While the plaintiffs can never have the intention of communicating a degrading or stalker message aimed at Parker Tirrell or other transgender students, the symbols and the posters they showed were totally able to transmit Super,” Hey. “And that broader message is what school authorities reasonably understood and tried to prevent.”
“The widest and deradicte/stalker message that the school district understood the demanding” XX “that transmit the symbols was, in context, completely reasonable,” he continued.
A main lawyer of the Institute for Freedom of Decision, one of the lawyers who represent the parents, said he does not agree with the decision of the court.
“This was an adult speech in a limited public forum, which enjoys greater protection of the first amendment than the students’ speech in the classroom,” Kolde’s lawyer said in a statement. “Bow school district officials were obviously discriminated against the point of view because they perceived that the XX wrist bands were ‘trans-excuid’.”
The plaintiffs filed a notice after the ruling saying that they do not plan to enter more evidence before the judge issued a final decision, according to the report.
The case is being developed in the midst of a change in federal government policy on athletes that identify transgender.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order on “keeping men out of women’s sports” who seek to protect female athletes from having “compete with or against or have to appear before men.” The order also requires each Federal Department “to review the subsidies to the education programs and, when the appropriate, terminates the funds to the programs that do not comply with the policy established in this order”, which protects women “as a matter of security, justice and truth.”
Katherine Hamilton is Breitbart News political reporter. You can follow it in X @thekat_hamilton.
