Tag Archives: Human Rights Act
District 211: The Beginning of the End for the Trans Agenda
Illinois District 211 has lit a fuse. By allowing a biological male onto a girls’ volleyball team, the board has ignited a cultural and legal battle that could mark the beginning of the end for the trans agenda in schools. Courts, parents, and students are all on a collision course—will Illinois law hold, or will federal rulings finally bring it down?
Posted in Education, Sexuality
Tagged A.C. v. Metropolitan School District of Martinsville, Conant High School, D.P. v. Mukwonago Area School District, Department of Education, Donald Trump, Human Rights Act, Illinois High School Association, Keeping Men Out of Women's Sports, Palatine-Schaumburg District 211, Supremacy Clause, Title IX, transgender students, United States v. Skrmetti, Whitaker v. Kenosha Unified School District
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UPDATE: Christian B&B Case Not Over
Initial press reports suggested that the case against the Christian owner of the Timber Creek Bed and Breakfast in Paxton, Illinois, Jim Walder, was settled. The Illinois Human Rights Commission has clarified that administrative law judge Michael R. Robinson’s decision that Jim Walder should pay an $80,000 fine and be required to offer his facility to a homosexual couple to celebrate their civil union can be appealed by filing “exceptions.”
Either party to the suit has 30 days to file exceptions. If they file exceptions, the case goes before a panel. If no exceptions are filed, the recommendations made …
Posted in Religious Liberty, Sexuality
Tagged ACLU, Betty Tsamis, Bruce Rauner, Human Rights Act, Illinois Human Rights Commission, Jim Walder, John Knight, Kevin Chambers, Michael R. Robinson, Timber Creek Bed and Breakfast, Todd and Mark Wathen
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