AMERICANTHINKER - When tenure becomes a shield for reckless faculty conduct
By Anna Miller Tenure is supposed to protect academic freedom; it is not supposed to create a sense of immunity from professional consequences.
By Anna Miller Tenure is supposed to protect academic freedom; it is not supposed to create a sense of immunity from professional consequences.
Supreme Court explicitly rejected the Beaver State's argument, that words alone are "professional conduct," when it stopped Colorado from punishing therapist for not affirming young clients' gender confusion, lawsuit says.
The Supreme Court sided Tuesday with a Christian talk therapist who contended a Colorado law banning the discredited practice of conversion therapy to change minors' sexual orientation or gender expression violated her First Amendment rights. The big picture: The decision has implications beyond the Colorado therapy sessions by setting precedent that therapists' conversations with patients are regarded as a form of constitutionally protected speech and rolling back protections for LGBTQ+ youth . - A study from suicide and crisis prevention group The Trevor Project found that young people who reported going through conversion therapy were more than twice as likely to have reported attempting suicide and having multiple attempts…
'Nearly headbutted me'
AI:UK nurse Jennifer Melle has been reinstated following a suspension related to allegations of racism and misgendering transgender individuals. The article also notes her involvement in an incident involving alleged predatory behavior.Open