Minnesota Wants To Intervene In Transgender Student's Lawsuit
Minnesota's American Civil Liberties Union's chapter says the school board singled out the student and forced him to use a separate changing room.
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Minnesota's American Civil Liberties Union's chapter says the school board singled out the student and forced him to use a separate changing room.
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The Minnesota Department of Human Rights joined Tuesday a lawsuit against the state's largest school district, alleging that it discriminated against a transgender student.
