The U.S. Supreme Court said Tuesday that it will not hear an appeal from Pennsylvania students who claimed a high school's transgender policy violated their privacy, leaving a policy in place that allowed transgender students to use the bathrooms matching their gender identity.
In the case denied Tuesday, students from Boyertown Area School District in central Pennsylvania went to court after the high school began allowing their transgender classmates to use locker rooms and restrooms based on gender identity. One of those bringing the legal challenge, identified in court papers only as Joel Doe, said he felt embarrassed by the policy, stopped changing his clothes in gym class, and eventually left the school entirely.
In effect, the legal dispute was about who should be required to use single-user restrooms — transgender students or other students who said the policy made them uncomfortable. Although the students were named with aliases in court documents, Alexis Lightcap has since graduated."My privacy shouldn't depend on what others believe about their own gender," she said.
Welcome to trumps world
This country is dividing very fast. You will all regret it.
States responsiblity is our personal lives. Federal government is to protect against foreign and domestic enemy's. Not schools, property and licenses.
they've not thought about this thing through when filing an lawsuit that may or may not reverse their protection rights.
Gonna be sooooo abused by perverted kids and adults ... all for less than a single percentage of the US population
W R O N G D E C I S I O N! Would you want your daughter being harassed in the girls bathroom!
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