By Ian Prior
Published January 23, 2023
Late Friday, December 30, 2022, the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals
published an opinion that many in the parents’ rights movement had been waiting for with bated breath. In Adams v. School Board of St. Johns
County, the full appellate court held that the school board’s policy of segregating bathrooms based on a student’s biological sex – that is the
sex of the student at birth and not the gender the student may at some
point identify with – did not violate the law because a student does
not have a constitutional or statutory right under Title IX of the
Education Amendments of 1972 to use the bathroom of the opposite sex.
Instead, the student must use the bathroom comporting with the
student’s biological sex or a single-stall, neutral bathroom at the
school. Not only is this a significant win for the rule of law and
parents in St. Johns County, Florida, but parents across the entire
United States may well breathe a sigh of relief if the Supreme Court
accepts this case which surely will be appealed. This is because the
Adams decision is in conflict with a 2020 4th Circuit decision.
https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/court-ruling-could-return-sanity-school-bathroom-battle-gender-identity
If The Supreme Court hears it, it will definitely end the insanity.
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