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by Public Schools Must Allow GLSEN’s Day of SilenceFor the past two years, Lambda Legal has filed lawsuits on behalf of students who were denied the right to participate in GLSEN’s Day of Silence, the annual anti-bullying observance in support of LGBT students at their schools. Today we celebrate this year's National Day of Silence. MOREApril 19, 2013 -
by One Year Later: The Importance of GLSEN’s Day of SilenceLast year on GLSEN’s Day of Silence, I went to school wearing a T-shirt that read, “Jesus is Not a Homophobe.” The shirt is a representation of my identity – I’m gay. Wearing the shirt was a statement, yes. But at first, my school told me I wasn’t allowed to wear it, and threatened me with suspension if I did. MOREApril 17, 2013 -
by Justice for Maverick! Student Wins Right to Wear ShirtVictory! Lambda Legal client Maverick Couch can now wear this T-shirt to school any day he chooses. The school district and principal agreed today to have a judgment entered against them. Tell us what you think! MOREMay 21, 2012 -
by Boy Scouts: Still Discriminating After All These YearsLambda Legal fought the Boy Scouts’ discriminatory practices all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. Although our landmark case did not succeed in changing the Scouts’ policies, it advanced the discussion about the needs of gay youth. MOREApril 26, 2012 -
by Ask Lambda Legal: Day of SilenceQ: I’m a high school student, and I want to participate in GLSEN’s National Day of Silence. I’m out to my friends, but I'm not sure my teachers would approve. Can I get in trouble? MOREApril 18, 2012
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