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Frasier Balzov

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1. This is probably viewed as a position of authority limitation.

Reply to In It to Win It (Original post)

Wed Jul 2, 2025, 12:41 PM

Jul 2

A teacher insisting on pronouns has the potential to violate the first amendment rights of students.

If I'm not mistaken, most of the free speech jurisprudence involving schools gives it protection in a way which sounds superficially absolute while keeping it institutionally tamped down.

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BREAKING: The 11th Circuit, 2-1, holds that a trans woman has *not* shown that Florida's law banning her from [View all] In It to Win It Jul 2 OP

This is probably viewed as a position of authority limitation. Frasier Balzov Jul 2 #1

My understanding is that it prohibits the teacher from using her own preferred pronouns. In It to Win It Jul 2 #2

Which seems odd FBaggins Jul 2 #3

Good morning children. Frasier Balzov Jul 2 #4