Gloucester County School Board

Gavin Grimm has been fighting a court case against trans discrimination at his school for years. The school district finally gave up.

Stephen Schwartz defended North Carolina’s H.B.2 discrimination law & fought against trans student Gavin Grimm in court. Now he’s going to be a federal judge.

Gavin Grimm was called a “freak” by his school and told to use the bathroom in a closet. Now a federal court ruled in his favor, citing last month’s historic LGBTQ Supreme Court victory.

Gavin Grimm just won another court victory against the Gloucester County School Board of Virginia and its transphobic student bathroom policy.

The former school board seems determined to prove in a court of law that they’re legally allowed to force trans students to use a separate or incorrect bathroom.

Gavin Grimm’s attorney said that they have already had a settlement conference with the school district, but wouldn’t elaborate.

The transgender man who continues to fight for the rights of trans students has decided it’s time to leave home.

When classes resume this fall, the Virginia graduate will make his case that even as an alum he has the right to use his high school’s boys’ bathroom.

What’s not clear is what exactly schools are supposed to do when faced with a student who identifies as transgender.

The victory for this Wisconsin trans boy might set a nationwide precedent.

The Virginia school district that won’t let Grimm use the boys’ bathroom has found an ally in this anti-LGBTQ hate group.

The Virginia high school senior is graduating next month but will fight on to secure the rights of transgender students.

This is happening because the Trump administration rescinded the federal government’s guidance on transgender protections.

They want to wait until Trump has appointed another conservative to the bench.

“Beyoncé got up! She got up for me!” Cox squeed, after describing the one thing she did not do upon meeting her idol.

The Virginia boy claims his high school’s policy prohibiting him from using the boys restroom or locker room is unconstitutional.

The Gloucester County School Board asked the justices to reverse a decision that said Gavin Grimm could use the boys bathroom.

Justice Stephen Breyer said he joined the GOP-appointed majority because it “will preserve the status quo.”

The school board wants the Supreme Court to put Grimm’s district court case on hold.