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Seventh Upholds Student?s Right to Wear ?Be Happy, Not Gay? T-Shirt

By Robert Loblaw

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Nuxoll v. Indian Prairie School District, 08-1050 (7th Cir., April 23, 2008) In a late-breaking school speech case, the Seventh Circuit has concluded that a high school sophomore is entitled to a preliminary injunction that allows him to wear a banned t-shirt opposing homosexuality. This case arises from dueling awareness days and accompanying t-shirts in a Naperville, Illinois high school. On the school?s “Day of Silence,” members of the school?s gay-straight alliance broadcast thei read more

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