The Student Government Association’s (SGA) “Respect Our Pronouns” bill was successfully challenged by student senator Mike Abel at the University of Houston, Monday. Had it passed, the bill would have removed the First Amendment rights of the school’s student body, forcing each member to use the preferred pronouns of other members.

The bill also wanted to force “name tags containing the proper pronouns [to] be given to every member of the Student Government Association,” according to a report shared by Campus Reform.

The SGA’s Supreme Court is ready to rule in favor of Abel, as the legislation constitutes a violation of the school’s first amendment rights. One of the final sentences in the legislation reads “Be it further enacted; Members of the Student Government Association must refer to others by their respective pronouns, and respect peoples gender identity.”

The statement was deemed “unconstitutional” by the SGA Supreme Court Justice Eddie Munoz, noting that all other justices agree with him. (READ MORE GOOD NEWS HERE: A Pastor Went Undercover At His Local Church. His Congregation’s Response Will Shock You)

“Hi Senator Abel, I wanted to keep you updated regarding your petition to the court. One of the justices is writing the opinion for it but we all agreed that the last sentence of the bill is unconstitutional,” Munoz wrote in a correspondence with Abel. “Hi Senator Abel, I wanted to keep you updated regarding your petition to the court. One of the justices is writing the opinion for it but we all agreed that the last sentence of the bill is unconstitutional.”

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