A federal appeals court ruled that New York teachers do not have a constitutional right to hang Pride flags in their classrooms, and the liberal reaction is utter outrage. The court found that the sticker and Pride flag ban did not violate teachers' constitutional rights.
A federal appeals court ruled that New York teachers do not have a constitutional right to hang Pride flags in their classrooms, and the liberal reaction is utter outrage.
The court found that the sticker and Pride flag ban did not violate teachers' constitutional rights.
Dolce claimed the policy was discriminatory and demanded that the district pay him damages.
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A federal appeals court ruled that New York teachers do not have a constitutional right to hang Pride flags in their classrooms, and the liberal reaction is utter outrage. The court found that the sticker and Pride flag ban did not violate teachers' constitutional rights. Dolce claimed the policy was discriminatory and demanded that the district pay him damages.
Kathy Hochul (D) had also directed the Division of Human Rights of...
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