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A Vermont school district has just reached a settlement to pay one local family $125,000 in damages after disciplining them for speaking out against a transgender student that was creeping out high school girls in a school locker room.
In addition, the school has promised to reinstate Travis Allen as a middle school soccer coach, as well as remove any records of discipline against him and his daughter in the school database.
Christian conservative legal group Alliance Defending Freedom, which handled the case on behalf of the Allen Family, has deemed the settlement a "resounding victory for freedom of speech."
As reported by The Daily Signal, the legal battle began last October with the Allen family filing a lawsuit claiming that Travis and his daughter Blake "were punished for expressing their view on a matter of profound public concern: whether a teenage male who ‘identifies’ as female should be permitted to change in a girls’ locker room, regardless of the discomfort experienced by the girls in that room."
originally posted by: PorkChop96
a reply to: linda72
The school district bowed down and praised the 1% of the world population so that they could be "inclusive" and "woke". Same thing all of this big companies are doing and it's biting them in the ass, as you and many others in these threads have seen, but some still want to dispute.
originally posted by: shooterbrody
a reply to: linda72
From your link:
"Everyone has the right to speak freely, and we are grateful that this settlement further protects that right.
That’s what everyone forgets about the good ole USofA, we will fight for our rights.
originally posted by: NorthOfStuffx2
a reply to: linda72
This is close to the bottom of that slippery slope that all those grumpy intolerant old people talked about when I was a kid.
Layne Millington, Superintendent of the Orange Southwest Supervisory District, said “the district is pleased to resolve the lawsuit at this early stage and return our focus to educating students.”
“The district has made no admission of wrongdoing. Our policies are unchanged and we will continue to comply with our policies and the law.”