A Wisconsin school counselor is suing district officials over what she believes is a violation of her First Amendment rights after being fired for speaking out against gender identity.
Milwaukee School Counselor Marissa Darlingh discusses how she is being punished for speaking out against transgender orthodoxy in schools on ‘The Ingraham Angle.’counselor is suing Milwaukee Public Schools for firing her after she denounced gender ideology at a public rally in April.
Darlingh was fired in September over a speech she made regarding"gender identity ideology" at a feminist rally in Madison, Wisconsin. She also said she does not support the social or medical transition of young children because she"exist[s] in this world to serve children" and"to protect children." In what WILL calls"the passion of the moment" during her speech, Darlingh said"f--- transgenderism," in reference to the"gender identity ideology" she was denouncing.
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