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Todd Rokita: “There are First Amendment implications to requiring to call someone by their preferred pronoun or not.”

On the recordJune 26, 2024
There are First Amendment implications to requiring to call someone by their preferred pronoun or not.
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Todd Rokita
Indiana

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Rokita highlights First Amendment concerns regarding pronoun usage.

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