An Ohio teacher who resigned after refusing to adhere to the preferred pronouns is set to receive a settlement of $450,000 from her school district. Vivian Geraghty sued the Jackson Local School District in 2022, represented by the Alliance Defending Freedom, a legal group known for defending various conservative causes.Geraghty’s lawsuit claimed the school district had violated her First Amendment rights when she was told to resign from a middle school language arts teaching position that she previously held. According to reports, Jackson Local School District reached the settlement on December 18 after a ruling from the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Ohio ruled that it was “compelled speech” for Geragty to use the student’s alternate pronouns.(CONTINUE READING FULL ARTICLE IN THE NEXT LINK BELOW)
