Email from The Institute for Free Speech Parents forcibly removed from their child’s soccer game… for a silent protest?   Hi John, On Monday, A New Hampshire District Court judge ruled that our clients' First Amendment rights were not violated after they were forcibly removed from their child’s soccer game for quietly standing up for their daughters. Their offense? Wearing a pink wristband marked with two “Xs,” signifying female chromosomes. Why? Several parents organized a silent protest during a soccer game, where a biological male was playing on the opposing girls’ team. Tuesday, Dads Andy Foote and Kyle Fellers appeared this week on Fox News “The Ingraham Angle” to address the court’s recent decision. Hours later, the decision went viral online. Here are just a few of the posts on X. You can be sure that the Institute for Free Speech will continue to “see violators of First Amendment rights in court” as we appeal this case and stand up for parents’ rights. “Prefer to get your Free Speech news in print?” Did you know that we now have a digital version of our quarterly newsletter? Want a hard copy instead? Email our Director of Development, Doug Granger, at [email protected] to be added to our print newsletter list. Support Free Speech Today Follow the Institute for Free Speech The Institute for Free Speech is a nonpartisan, nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization that promotes and defends the political rights to free speech, press, assembly, and petition guaranteed by the First Amendment. Please support the Institute's mission by clicking here. For further information, visit www.ifs.org. The Institute for Free Speech | 1150 Connecticut Ave., NW Suite 801 | Washington, DC 20036 US Unsubscribe | Update Profile | Constant Contact Data Notice