Court Rules School District Cannot Enforce Pronoun Policy
The First Amendment guarantees the right to speak and the right to not speak. Government schools cannot force teachers or students to engage in ideological viewpoints that violate their religious beliefs or freedom of speech;
By Liberty Counsel —— Bio and Archives--November 11, 2025
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CINCINNATI, OH – Last week, a federal appeals court ruled that an Ohio school district cannot force students to use the “preferred pronouns” of their gender-confused peers while litigation on the matter continues. The full U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals narrowly sided 10-7 with Defending Education, a parental rights advocacy group, granting its request to block Olentangy Local School District from punishing students for addressing other students by their given names and pronouns consistent with their biological sex.
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