The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled a former Washington teacher's decision to bring a MAGA hat to a school training on two separate occasions was protected under the First Amendment.
In court documents, Dodge said he was"verbally attacked" by Garret and other school employees after bringing the hat again, and that retaliation amounted to a violation of his First Amendment rights.against Garrett, the school's HR officer Janae Gomes and the school district.
The court noted that since Dodge did not wear the hat around students or in a classroom setting, his decision to wear the hat represented his beliefs alone and could not represent the school system, unlike other court cases. The document concluded by saying"concern over the reaction to controversial or disfavored speech itself does not justify restricting such speech."found that both the Evergreen Public Schools and Gomes did not take any improper administrative action against him.
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