(SRN NEWS) – The Fairfax County Circuit Court has refused to quash a lawsuit filed by students against the school board’s policy of punishing them if they refuse to use a fellow student’s preferred pronouns. School officials have tried repeatedly to get the suit thrown out — to no avail. Under a program designed to promote transgenderism, Fairfax County […]
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(SRN NEWS) – The Fairfax County Circuit Court has refused to quash a lawsuit filed by students against the school board’s policy of punishing them if they refuse to use a fellow student’s preferred pronouns.
School officials have tried repeatedly to get the suit thrown out — to no avail.
Under a program designed to promote transgenderism, Fairfax County will punish a student — up to five days of suspension — if they fail to use designated pronouns.