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Virginia High Schoolers Say Enough, Walk Out In Protest of ‘Gender-Neutral’ Bathroom Policies

Embattled northern Virginia school district Loudoun County returned to the news this week over a walkout conducted at one of the high schools. Students upset with a policy allowing transgender individuals to use the bathrooms and locker rooms of their choice walked out of class this week in an exercise of their First Amendment rights. […]

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