A Maine mom has filed a federal lawsuit against her 13-year-old daughter’s school board after she claimed the girl was secretly given a gender-transitioning device known as a “chest binder” and was…
known as a “chest binder” and was referred to as a boy.
The case stems from her claims that a social worker gave the teen the chest-flattening garment and encouraged her to keep it a secret from her parents. She claimed the school officials declined to turn over records, citing the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, according to the news outlet.
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