Four professors and a national faculty group are suing the Texas A-and-M University System over restrictions on classroom instruction involving race, gender, and sexuality.
The lawsuit challenges a policy that prohibits faculty from advocating what the university defines as race or gender ideology, as well as topics related to gender identity or sexual orientation. The plaintiffs are asking a judge to declare the policy unconstitutional and restore courses canceled under the policy.
A Texas A-and-M spokesperson has since said the university system believes the lawsuit is without merit and will vigorously defend its policies.