Anti science leftists suspend student for being right about genders

 AP:

A New Hampshire student-athlete is suing his school district after he was suspended from a football game for allegedly expressing his view that there are “only two genders."

The lawsuit, filed on Nov. 4, said that the suspension in September was in violation of the student’s constitutional right to free speech and the New Hampshire Bill of Rights because he expressed his religious beliefs, The Portsmouth Herald reported.

The plaintiff is also aiming to prohibit enforcing Exeter High School's gender-nonconforming student’s policy because of what he says is its infringement on his First Amendment rights.

The policy says that students have the right to be addressed by a name and pronoun that relates to a student’s gender identity. It also reprimands students who intentionally and repeatedly refuse to respect another student's gender identity.
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Forcing people to pander to the delusions of other people is absurd.  It is teaching students to ignore facts and pander to the feelings of the delusional.  It is forcing them to lie to make dysfunctional people feel better.  Facts do not care about your feelings.  Gender is determined by your chromosomes and not the voices in your head.

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