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Coverage dated November 6, 2025

Appeals court rules against Ohio school district in gender pronoun case

Headline from The Hill

The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against an Ohio school district's policy that punished students for refusing to use language in accordance with transgender students' gender identity.

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  1. The Hill

    Appeals court rules against Ohio school district in gender pronoun case (opens The Hill)

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    The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against an Ohio school district's policy that punished students for refusing to use language in accordance with transgender students' gender identity.

  2. Fox News

    Court strikes down Ohio school’s pronoun policy in win for parental rights group (opens Fox News)

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    A federal appeals court in Ohio ruled that a school district violated students' constitutional rights by prohibiting gendered language use.

  3. Townhall

    Sixth Circuit Sides with Parent Over School's Pronoun Policy (opens Townhall)

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    Sixth Circuit rules against Ohio school district's pronoun mandate, upholding students' rights.

  4. MyNorthwest

    Appeals court sides with parent group in fight over Ohio school district’s pronoun policy (opens MyNorthwest)

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    COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A divided federal appeals court in Ohio ruled against the state's fourth largest school district on Thursday in a case that pitted its

  5. RedState

    Federal Court Knocks Down Ohio School District Pronoun Policy (opens RedState)

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    Federal court rules against Ohio school district

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