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[davepoobond]

The DoJ or the principal?

DoJ.

Looks like Free Speech, based on Erin's earlier post.

I'm gonna assume it's the 1st amendment based on this case.

Yeah, that's what I was looking for.

 

[massoluk]

Wow, I'm really surprised it went all the way up to DoJ.

 

[NimbusD]

Fuck yeah. Some god damn sanity.

 

[sonto340]

The amount of people in here that don't realize they are sexist is alarming.

 

[Erin S Kittens]

The amount of people in here that don't realize they are sexist is alarming.

The amount of gender policing that the average American citizen takes it upon themselves to enforce on others is terrifying and often downright deadly for gender-variant folk.

 

[YesNOnoNOYes]

Thanks for update, Erin

Glad sanity prevails at the end of the day

Ugh. I would soooooooooooooo rocked a tux to my prom.

 

[Escape Goat]

...several companies have stepped up to donate her outfit.

Now Love will attend her prom decked out in a Nik Kacy shoes and a tuxedo from Sharpe Suiting. That's thanks to some behind-the-scenes organizing by supportive fashion industry leaders, including Kayce Brown, who helped launch gender-neutral clothing company Greyscale Goods.

Love's custom-made suit will be hand-delivered to the teenager by Brown and Sharpe CEO Leon Wu in person prior to Love's prom, scheduled for April 24.

In addition to helping with Love's trailblazing prom outfit, shoe designer Nik Kacy has donated footwear to the LGBT Youth Center in Los Angeles.

Looks like everything worked out in the end.

Unrelated to the story as its essentially an advertisement, but I think a black on black tuxedo isn't that bad.

 

[Kinokou]

That's lovely, I'm glad the school came to their senses.

 

[EdibleKnife]

That's lovely, I'm glad the school came to their senses.

They had to be slapped pretty hard to come to their senses though.

 

[commedieu]

They had to be slapped pretty hard to come to their senses though.

Exactly. And unless its coming to senses honestly, it just rolls over these people. To where they probably still feel the same way, but publicly.. they can't, anymore.