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Unsplash/@vladsargu A California appeals court has ruled that a state law that requires nursing home staff to use transgender pronouns is a violation of their free speech rights.  In a unanimous 3-0 decision Friday from the California Third District Court of Appeals, judges ruled against a 2017 rule that penalizes non-compliant health care providers who repeatedly fail to use trans-identified residents preferred names or pronouns.  Violations could be prosecuted as misdemeanors, and violators could face 180 days in jail and a $2,500 fine.  The court held that what is known as “misgendering” a transgender-identified person with pronouns denoting biological sex may indeed be “disrespectful, discourteous, or insulting. However, “the First Amendment does not protect only speech that inoffensively and artfully articulates a person’s point of view.”

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