High School Students WALKOUT Over Senior BANNED From Graduation & FIRED For Stating Biological Facts
June 15, 2023
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A teenager in Idaho was barred from graduation for claiming that there are only two genders. Now he’s lost a job over it as well.
Travis Lohr recently graduated from Kellogg High School At an assembly with graduating seniors and underclassmen, Lohr reportedly told his fellow students: “[b]oys are boys and girls are girls. There is no in between.” As a result, he was barred from walking at graduation, and also lost a job offer with the U.S. Forest Service because of it.
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