‘Preferred Pronouns,’ ‘Misgendering’ and Religious Freedom
COMMENTARY: Those who believe it is wrong to deny the biological sex that God has assigned a human being should brace themselves for the legal battles that lie ahead.
Results from Tag: 'pronouns'
Florida Judge Slams ‘Transgender Ideology’ in Defense of Teacher Fired Over Pronouns
The ruling, issued by Judge John Van Laningham, advises the state’s Education Practices Commission to exonerate the teacher, Yojary Mundaray, and not take any further disciplinary action against her.
Settlement: Catholic Bookstore Exempt From Jacksonville Trans Pronoun Mandate in Florida
Even though Queen of Angels is a for-profit bookstore that isn’t run or operated by a church or ministry, the settlement states that it still fits the qualifications for the exemption.
Catholic Bookstore Sues Jacksonville Over Law it Says is a Trans Pronoun Mandate
The bookstore is receiving pro bono legal services from ADF for the lawsuit.
New Loyola Marymount Alumni Petition Targets Use of Preferred Pronouns
The petition calls on Loyola Marymount to stop promoting gender ideology and to renew its “institutional commitment to Roman Catholicism.”
Virginia Supreme Court Reinstates Teacher who Objected to Transgender Pronoun Mandate
Cross had said he could not “affirm that a biological boy can be a girl, and vice versa,” citing his Christian faith.
Mental-Health Professionals Muzzled by Gender Ideology
The U.S. has an assortment of laws on what is legal for mental-health professionals with regards to counseling transgender patients, leaving some Catholic professionals at risk of punishment if they don’t support ‘gender transition.’
Federal LGBT Employment Guidance ‘An Outrageous Overreach’ One Lawyer Says
Under this broad interpretation, simply stating the teaching of the Catholic Church on marriage could land an employee in trouble, John Bursch of Alliance Defending Freedom argued.
Lawsuit Claims Virginia Teacher was Suspended for Objecting to ‘Preferred Pronoun’ Policy
The Loudoun County school teacher said he was suspended from his position after objecting to two proposed school policies during the public comment period of a May 25 school board meeting.
