Massachusetts teenager fights in court for a T -shirt enthusiastically President Trump “Only Two Sex”
When the president Donald Trump He said in his inaugural speech, “There are only two sexes,” Massachusetts did a teenager Liam Morrison very happy, hoping to help him in the legal fight against his school district in Middleborough, while the Supreme Court considers whether to take his case.
In his inaugural speech, Trump opposed the “government policy of attempting social engineer Rasa and gender into every aspect of public and private life.” And then he added: “From today, there will be an official policy of the United States Government that there are only two sexes, male and female.”
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These are the exact words Morrison wore on the T -shirt two years ago, which kicked him out of school.
Liam Morrison wore a T -shirt at school on May 5, 2023, on which he said, “There are censored gender.” (Morrison family)
He said to Fox this week: “I feel we definitely have a little reinforcement.”
Morrison, who is now 14 years old and a high school freshman, was 12 years old when he wore a T -shirt at a school that said bold letters: “There are only two sexes.” The principal accused him of disturbing his high school in Middleborough and for humiliation of LGBTQ students. He is also forbidden to carry his replacement, which read: “There are censored sexes.”
His lawyer, Tyson Langhofer, an older counselor with a federation defending freedom, says this is a matter of freedom of speech, that Liam expressed his gender beliefs, while the school encouraged students to celebrate pride in the same way.
“My client was punished for simply having that phrase on a shirt at a public school when he responded to the school’s message about a very different perspective on sex,” Langhofer said.
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President Donald Trump signs executive commands at the oval office on January 20, 2025. One of Trump’s executive orders demanded only two sexes acknowledged from the Federal Government: male and female. (Jim Watson/Pool/AFP via Getty Images)
Trump also doubled on his words Signing the executive command demanding a federal government to recognize only two sexes, male and women, and forbids members of transgender services.
In a Fox statement, the LGBTQ+ Proponent Group Legal Department said: “Every student has the right to attend public school without fear of harassment and harassment, and nothing in the executive order does not change. As the Supreme Court acknowledged, public school officials have authority And to provide a safe environment for all students, which the school did in this case. “
But Langhofer says this case is a precedent.
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“It really comes down to the question of whether the Government has the right to punish the seven -year class for simply expressing a peaceful point of view that was different from what the school expressed,” Langhofer said. “And we think that law is clearly determined.”
Liam also sees a bigger picture of his struggle.
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“I hope … that it will be considered not only by the battle of only one yard, but also as a sign that people talk about their own beliefs, and also recognizing the attempt to say that the biological fact is’ this is true only absurd and People are ready to fight for that, “Liam said.
In a few weeks, the US Supreme Court will decide whether to deal with Liam’s case. Langhofer said it is not clear what effect, if any, Trump’s executive order and that the case eventually rests on weight First amendment.
