The U.S. Supreme Court is upholding the ruling of a federal court of appeals about transgender students using bathrooms that align with their gender identity.
Because of this ruling, the law now permits transgender students to use restrooms that fit with their gender identity, even if it does not align with their biological anatomy.
A federal court of appeals passed the ruling last week after the submission of an appeal to the initial judgment by an Indiana school district.
A school board in the Indiana school district refuses to allow one of their middle school students access to the boys’ restroom. The student’s family then filed a lawsuit against the school district for an infringement on their child’s rights.
An appeals court would later overturn the ban and insist that authorities of the school concerned allow the student to use the restroom that aligns with their gender identity. However, the school board would not sit still as they decided to approach the Supreme Court for an appeal.
Unfortunately, the Supreme Court is telling off the school board and asking them to reinstate the student to their preferred restroom in the school facility.
R&I – TP
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