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Children moved from Mount Pleasant school after pleas from town officials

Children moved from Mount Pleasant school after pleas from town officials
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Suing New York, Over and Over, for Transgender Rights

Mariah Lopez first sued the city at age 13. Her latest settlement has forced the city to overhaul how it treats transgender people who are homeless.

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Supreme Court Sides With Catholic Agency In LBGTQ Foster Care Case—But Avoids Major Religious Freedom Questions

Supreme Court Sides With Catholic Agency In LBGTQ Foster Care Case—But Avoids Major Religious Freedom Questions
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Foster care lawsuits represent a large share of Child Victim Act lawsuits

FacebookTwitterEmail David Burgos says he was abused by a staff member at Pleasantville Cottage School in the mid-1980s. He s now suing under the Child Victims Act, one of many foster care kids with similar stories.Provided ALBANY In the early 1980s, David Burgos was sent to Pleasantville Cottage School, a group home for troubled youth in Westchester County. Soon after his arrival, an assistant teacher asked him to stay after class to clean the blackboards. The teacher sexually abused him, Burgos said in an interview. He never actually cleaned the blackboard, but no one ever said anything. “He told me that he had the power of whether I go home to my mother or not,” Burgos said.

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