N.J. school board investigating transphobic Twitter account is acting like the ‘speech police,’ lawsuits argue

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Written By Laura Yoder

A Hunterdon County school board member suspected of authoring transphobic tweets is suing the district superintendent and board of education in federal court, alleging they are acting like the “speech police” in their probe into the controversial Twitter account. A Hunterdon County school board member suspected of authoring transphobic tweets is suing the district superintendent and board of education in federal court, alleging they are acting like the “speech police” in their probe into the controversial Twitter account.

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