some_guy , 7 hours ago

“No religious school or their students and parents should be denied equal access to publicly available benefits simply for holding to their religious beliefs,” Ryan Tucker, senior counsel for Alliance Defending Freedom, said in a statement.

When your beliefs are outmoded and harmful to innocent students you’re wrong and you aren’t a part of the society we are building. Ostracization is appropriate.

In June, a federal judge in Vermont denied a request by the school and some students and parents to be readmitted to the state sports association. U.S. District Court Judge Geoffrey Crawford wrote that the state is unlikely to be found to have violated the school’s First Amendment rights, including its right to free exercise of religion, because it applies its athletic policy uniformly and doesn’t target religious organizations for enforcement or discrimination.

Good. Go play in a league for hateful bigots and leave everyone else alone. Also, stop wasting the courts’ time.