If enacted, law would empower employees to sue Disney, other corporations practicing what Florida governor calls "the state-sanctioned racism that is critical race theory."
3rd Circuit ruling means Pennsylvania lawyers "must await being targeted in a disciplinary proceeding before they are permitted to raise their First Amendment claims" against a policy no one can define, brief states.
Professor Erika Lopez Prater is seeking $350,000 in damages.
Appeals court punished University of Iowa twice this year for similar actions against Christian clubs.
"The Riot and the Dance" has raised almost $600,000 with the aid of a trailer set to Kanye West's spiritual "Selah."
"Biden resoundingly praised Rashida Tlaib, an overt Jew-hater," said Zionist Organization of America head Morton Klein. "That's much worse than Trump not repudiating antisemitism for his dinner. Tlaib has real power and influence in Congress."
University of Washington rehired Stuart Reges, whose head injury is healing, to three-year contract amid lawsuit over "land acknowledgment" parody punishment, but only lets him teach small electives. "They have to give me something to do."
Blacks and Latinos more concerned than Biden voters about politicized classrooms, lack of parental say, according to Democratic report prepared for American Federation of Teachers. Strong resistance to gender ID without parental approval.
University of North Alabama defends his constitutional rights but risks litigation if it doesn't stop his viewpoint-based removal.
Detroit area school officials make exception for student's speech following legal warning letter, describe censorship as "coaching."