Jan. 20, 2020 (RoadKill Radio News) — A federal judge in Texas has ruled that although federal institutions may sometimes use transgender pronouns-of-choice “as a courtesy”, there is nothing in American law to compel such speech, either by individuals or by federal institutions. And he warned that such a court order could imply bias. Judge Stuart Kyle Duncan of U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals denied the request of Kathrine Nicole Jett for the court to order prison guards to use female pronouns to refer to ‘her’. Jett is a…
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