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  • … by forcing teachers to deny truths about what it means to be male and female. The policy requires teachers to help … … gender dysphoria … gender identity … transgender … First Amendment … case:Cross v. Loudoun County School Board … Cross …
  • … school informed the child that nothing from a church could be distributed at school, a decision upheld by both the … Schools … student rights … Michigan … k-12 … free speech … First Amendment … education … Constitution of the United States … …
  • … its removal. Another official stated that the cross would be forcibly removed without the group's consent. Case … … Virginia … public square … Nate Kellum … free speech … First Amendment … cross … Case:Christian Rights Ministries v. City …
  • … … pro-life advocates … pro-life … k-12 … free speech … First Amendment … education … discrimination … clubs … Case:P.A. v. …
  • … his business, was a "public nuisance," and that it would be forcibly removed if the Christian message remained visible … Court … religious freedom … New York … free speech … First Amendment … Case:Burritt v. New York State Department of …
  • … … pro-life advocates … planned parenthood … free speech … First Amendment … Daniel Blomberg … Constitution of the United …
  • … freedom … New Orleans … Louisiana … free speech … First Amendment … Constitution of the United States … Case:Gros v. …
  • … freedom … Nate Kellum … Minnesota … free speech … First Amendment … Case:Johnson v. Minneapolis Park and Recreation …
  • … Bloedorn and his friends felt that the requirement to be invasive and a violation of their constitutional rights, … … Georgia Southern University … Georgia … free speech … First Amendment … Case:Bloedorn v. Grube … Bloedorn v. Grube …
  • … and intimidation for engaging in activity protected by the First Amendment. Thankfully, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor … and intimidation for engaging in activity protected by the First Amendment. Thankfully, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in …