Student busted for wearing ‘only two genders’ shirt taps Supreme Court

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A Massachusetts middle school student petitioned the Supreme Court on Wednesday after his school barred him from wearing T-shirts that expressed his views on gender.

In 2023, Liam Morrison, a seventh grader at Nichols Middle School in Middleborough at the time, wore a shirt to class that read “There are only two genders” after the school encouraged discussions about gender identity, which included promoting students to wear LGBT-themed clothing. School officials asked Morrison to stop wearing his shirt to class because it was offensive to certain students. He refused and was forced to miss class, prompting a costly legal battle for him and his family.

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