That case—and its deeply flawed reasoning—would have mandated the use of preferred personal pronouns. Thankfully, the school board failed in Vlaming’s case.

The case centers on part of the 2023 law that says a school employee “may not provide to a student his or her preferred personal title or pronouns if such preferred personal title or pronouns do ...

All involved in state court cases are now required to use an individual’s preferred pronouns and corresponding honorific when referring to them in court according to a new rule passed down by ...

US District Judge Mark Walker blocked the enforcement of a Florida law Wednesday that would have banned a transgender public school teacher from introducing themselves to students with their personal ...

(ATLANTA) - The Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that a public school teacher was not entitled to a preliminary injunction against a Florida law which states that “an employee ...

A federal appeals court ruled against a transgender public school teacher who wanted to tell students her preferred pronouns.

The rule, which kicks in Jan. 1, will still allow judges to avoid pronouns and refer to someone by their role in the case, such as attorney or plaintiff, followed by a last name.

Free Speech Florida Teachers Have No First Amendment Right to Indicate Their Preferred Pronouns and Honorifics in Class So an Eleventh Circuit panel held today, by a 2-1 vote. Eugene Volokh | 7.2. ...

Two years after Republican lawmakers and Gov. Ron DeSantis approved a controversial measure restricting the use of personal pronouns in schools, legislative debate about the gender-related issue co… ...