Chris Yarrell
@chrisyarrell.bsky.social
Education attorney | formerly: @CityYear, @NYCSchools, @NYCMayorsOffice | writing on education & civil rights | cat person
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Please use this letter for advocacy on your own campuses! Note that we also argue that public universities that sign onto this loyalty oath will likely be violating the constitutional rights of students and faculty.
October 20, 2025 at 4:08 PM
Please use this letter for advocacy on your own campuses! Note that we also argue that public universities that sign onto this loyalty oath will likely be violating the constitutional rights of students and faculty.
Reposted by Chris Yarrell
It's especially rich for Clarence Thomas to suggest that the Constitution requires public schools to obtain parental consent before acknowledging trans students' identity.
Such a right would be rooted in substantive due process—a concept Thomas dismissed as completely illegitimate in Dobbs.
Such a right would be rooted in substantive due process—a concept Thomas dismissed as completely illegitimate in Dobbs.
October 14, 2025 at 1:37 PM
It's especially rich for Clarence Thomas to suggest that the Constitution requires public schools to obtain parental consent before acknowledging trans students' identity.
Such a right would be rooted in substantive due process—a concept Thomas dismissed as completely illegitimate in Dobbs.
Such a right would be rooted in substantive due process—a concept Thomas dismissed as completely illegitimate in Dobbs.