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(THE HILL) -- A high-school student in Michigan is suing his school district after he was suspended for expressing his “Christian beliefs” about the LGBTQ+ community to another student.
David Stout, a junior at Plainwell High School, on Jan. 27 filed a lawsuit against Plainwell Community Schools, alleging he was “wrongly subjected” to a three-day suspension for “expressing his sincerely held Christian beliefs and opinions” to another student.
According to the lawsuit, Stout was suspended after he told another student in a text message in April that he believed “homosexual conduct” was sin, citing teachings from the Bible.
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