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A federal appeals court ruled a Maryland teacher must use students' chosen names and pronouns, upholding the school district’s inclusive policy.
A federal appeals court has ruled that a Maryland substitute teacher must follow her school district’s policy requiring staff to use students’ chosen names and pronouns, including those of transgender and nonbinary students.
The 4th Circuit upheld the policy, stating it is part of job duties, not protected speech, and does not unreasonably burden religious or free speech rights.
The decision, made in a 2-1 vote, supports similar policies in several states and affirms that public employees must comply with workplace rules designed to foster inclusive and safe school environments.
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Un tribunal federal de apelaciones dictaminó que un maestro de Maryland debe usar los nombres y pronombres elegidos por los estudiantes, respaldando la política inclusiva del distrito escolar.