Two years ago, he went to school wearing a black T-shirt that said "There are only two genders." A teacher reported him to the principal who sent him home to change his shirt.

The school had decided the T-shirt would make it hard for other students to focus on their schoolwork. Two conservative justices, Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito, would have taken the case.

A father has filed a lawsuit against an Ohio school district, claiming his son was punished for wearing a "Let's Go Brandon" T-shirt to school.

An Oregon high student who was disciplined by school officials for wearing a T-shirt in support of President Donald Trump's border wall settled his lawsuit against the school district for $25,000 ...

In 2008, however, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit, in Chicago, ordered an Illinois school district to allow a student to wear a T-shirt proclaiming “Be Happy, Not Gay” to protest ...

John T. Nichols Middle School banned a seventh-grade student, identified as L.M. in court documents, from wearing T-shirts with the slogan “There are only two genders” after concluding that displaying ...

Olentangy Local School Dist. Bd. of Educ. (CA6) (holding that a school could satisfy Tinker's material-disruption standard by relying on "common-sense conclusions based on human experience" to ...

Later, the student came to school wearing a T-shirt that this time said “There Are CENSORED Genders.” He was told that was not permitted, either. Rather than missing more school, he changed ...

The dispute dates back to November 25, 2024, when C.C. first wore his “Let’s Go Brandon” T-shirt to school, beneath an unbuttoned flannel top, according to his complaint.

When Ferini saw C.C. without the flannel covering up his Let's Go Brandon t-shirt she wrote him up. Due to the write-up C.C. reported to Defendant Andrew Keeple, Principal of C.C.'s school.

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Tuesday turned down a middle-school student’s claim he had a free-speech right to wear a T-shirt stating there are “only two genders.” Over two dissents ...