The seventh grader who wore a T-shirt with the words “There are only two genders” to school, but was barred from wearing it in class, had placed his hopes in a lawsuit. That might have restored his freedom to speak. But the Massachusetts middle schooler, Liam Morrison, 12, was let down by a district judge’s decision in June denying his right to express his message in class.
“It makes me upset that I can’t wear my shirt to school,” Liam said in a statement. “The message is important to me, and I should be able to exercise my freedom of speech, just like everyone else.”
