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Lawsuit: Minnesota Students Can Be Expelled For Saying Men And Women Are Different

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Rising senior Jackson Barrick is taking legal action alongside Southeastern Legal Foundation and the Young America’s Foundation against the University of Minnesota, saying some of the school’s Title IX policies have a chilling effect on his speech and that of other conservative students.

“We face a lot of uncertainty in terms of what punishment we could possibly face because we’re speaking about a controversial subject,” Barrick told The Federalist.

Under UMN’s current sexual harassment and pronoun usage policies, students like Barrick could be accused of harassment and face discipline, including expulsion, for saying there are only two sexes, refusing to use “preferred” pronouns, and speaking out against men participating in women’s sports or individuals using the bathroom designated for the opposite sex.

“Even if it doesn’t result in severe discipline, it........

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