“A teacher told me I would go to hell for being a lesbian, and that if I prayed hard enough, God would save me from my sinful ways.'
has been granted a religious exemption from Title IX by the U.S. Department of Education.
The case is the latest front in a series of legal battles pitting religious freedom against civil rights. To Nelson Tebbe, a constitutional law professor at Cornell Law School, the suit exemplifies a “conflict between two fundamental rights” — the religious freedom of the colleges and the rights of queer students.that the group has a “zero tolerance” policy for bullying, and stresses that when queer students are subjected to harassment on campus, they can and should report it.
Dordt’s statement emphasizes that the school seeks to maintain community standards that model “Christ-like behavior” for its students. Despite her experiences, Hoekstra says she also doesn’t want to leave the school, in part, because her faith remains important to her.
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