Florida book removal, student pronoun laws unconstitutional: Judge
A Florida judge has ruled that the state?s law allowing books to be pulled from public schools is overly broad and unconstitutional, saying it violates the First Amendment. In a separate finding, the judge also said Florida?s law requiring teachers to use pronouns that match a student?s sex at birth amounts to discrimination, conflicting with federal protections against employment discrimination based on sex.
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