A judge ruled today in the case of Constance McMillen , the openly gay teen whose Mississippi high school decided to cancel prom after she planned to wear a tuxedo and attend with her girlfriend. The 12-page decision boiled down to: The courts could not force the school to hold the prom, but not allowing her to attend the prom in a tuxedo violated her First Amendment rights, according to CNN . The teen went to the ACLU when her school told her she could not take her girlfriend to the prom, or...
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