Saturday 1 October 2022 09:45 PM Pro-life school students say Las Vegas school district CENSORED trends now
A high school in Nevada is facing a lawsuit as students in an anti-abortion club allege they faced discrimination and censorship from administrators Felipe Avila, founder and president of Students For Life Club at East Career and Technical Academy, and vice president Janelle Rivera filed the lawsuit Thursday The suit alleges they were barred from handing out flyers, with the help of conservative legal group the Thomas More Society The lawsuit also claims Avila faced cyberbullying for his views and school administrators did not do enough to stop it
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A high school in Nevada is being sued by current and former members of an anti-abortion club at the school as they claim the school and its administrators censored and discriminated them.
A lawsuit filed Thursday alleges staff at East Career and Technical Academy in Las Vegas violated the First Amendment rights of Felipe Avila and Janelle Rivera when they attempted to hang banners and hand out flyers for their Students For Life club.
Now Avila and Rivera, who served as president and vice president respectively, are seeking compensatory and punitive damages and an injunction blocking the district from enforcing its current club policies.
The lawsuit was filed on behalf of the students by attorneys from a legal conservative
