With a look at culture from a Christian worldview, I'm John Stone Street with the point.

The First Circuit Court of Appeals will soon decide whether a public middle school can ban a student

from wearing a t-shirt with a phrase, there are only two genders.

Earlier this month the Alliance

defending Freedom argued on behalf of Liam Morrison who was sent home for

wearing the shirt while his Massachusetts school had proactively encouraged

students to wear shirts with pro-LGBTQ messages during a school-imposed Pride week.

A lawyer for the school argued that the phrase on Liam's shirt was not merely offensive but put classmates

who struggle with gender dysphoria at risk of significant harm.

Look, that's an often made assertion these days, an assertion that poses as an argument

but has no evidence to back it up.

What Liam is learning early is a bit about courage and about what's at stake when you stand up for what is true.

So please pray for him. It's not easy to be accused of being wrong, much less evil, but

more Christians like Liam will be. For the Colston Center, I'm John Stone Street with the point.