Florida Teachers Have No First Amendment Right to Indicate Their Preferred Pronouns and Honorifics in Class

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Florida Teachers Have No First Amendment Right to Indicate Their Preferred Pronouns and Honorifics in Class

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Excerpts from the 9,400-word Wood v. Fla. Dep't of Ed., decided today by Eleventh Circuit Judge Kevin Newsom, joined by Judge Andrew Brasher:
Katie Wood is a transgender woman who teaches at a public high school in Florida. Two years ago, the state enacted Fla. Stat. § 1000.071(3),…

This story appeared on reason.com, 2025-07-02 22:07:04.