Suing the anti-science gender cops

 Epoch Times:

A New Hampshire student is suing his high school for violating his right to free speech and religious beliefs after being disciplined for stating there are only two genders.

The freshman and football player for the school, identified as “M.P.” in the lawsuit, received a one-game suspension for violating the school district’s transgender student policy.

The student made the comments on a school bus and then later in a text exchange with another student off school grounds.

The student’s attorney, Ian Huyett of the Manchester-based Cornerstone Policy Research, said his client is seeking permanent relief from the school policy under protections for free speech and religious belief in the state constitution.

Huyett said the student is a practicing Catholic and has the constitutional right to hold the belief that there are only two genders.

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Science proves there are only two genders and they can be determined by a person's chromosomes and not by someone's feelings or the voices in their head.  Pandering to someone's dysphoria is not a healthy way to deal with it and penalizing those who differ with them is cruel and unusual punishment.

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