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MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — The American Civil Liberties Union of Minnesota and the nonprofit Gender Justice have announced a $300,000 settlement early Tuesday afternoon in a lawsuit filed against Anoka-Hennepin School District based on its alleged mistreatment of a transgender student. Gender Justice, the ACLU-MN and Stinson LLP announced the settlement in a virtual press conference early Tuesday afternoon. Nick, the transgender student, also released a statement. “I never want any student to experience the discrimination and cruelty I experienced from the adults at my school,” Nick said. “It means a lot to see the courts protect transgender students like me. Today’s settlement agreement makes it very clear that segregating transgender students doesn’t just dehumanize us, it violates our legal rights.” In addition to the $300,000 settlement, the school district has also agreed to make several reforms, according to the announcement. These include: · Reaffirming its commitment to comply with the Minnesota Human Rights Act and not discriminate against or segregate transgender students. · Developing a policy to allow every student to use all facilities consistent with their gender identity that includes a complaint procedure and a prohibition on reprisals. · Training all school board members, staff and students on these policies. · Affirming that students of all gender identities are valued and welcome. “Over the past year, we’ve seen a growing wave of political attacks against the rights of transgender children to health care, education or even to play sports,” said Gender Justice Executive Director Megan Peterson. “Students like Nick need and deserve the same acceptance as their classmates. Instead, far too many are being targeted for discrimination by adults who should be watching out for them. With this settlement, we hope to send a message that discrimination against trans students is not only wrong, it comes at a cost.” The complaint was filed in February of 2019. According to ACLU-MN staff attorney David McKinney, the teen started at Coon Rapids High School in 2015. McKinney said after joining the boys’ swim team and using the boys’ locker room for months, the school board stepped in in February of 2016 and told the student he would be disciplined if he continued to use the locker room. “The board singled him out. They segregated him from his classmates and forced him to use a facility no one else had to use,” McKinney said. RELATED : ACLU Of Minnesota Files Lawsuit Against Anoka-Hennepin School District This led to bullying and threats against the student and his family, the lawsuit said. The student attended the high school for two years until he and his family made the decision to switch school districts. Officials from the ACLU-MN and Gender Justice say the district violated the state constitution’s right for equal protection, as well as the Minnesota Human Rights Act in regards to the student. A previous investigation into Anoka-Hennepin’s past treatment of students who endured sex-based harassment led to a five-year Department of Justice consent decree that expired in March of 2017. More On WCCO.com : WCCO & Children's Minnesota Present: Brighter Together Minnesota Boy, 9, Bitten By Shark In Florida: ‘He Just Wants To Go Home’ Southern Minnesota Man Charged With Stealing $1,250 Worth Of Girl Scout Cookies G Delano High School Basketball Player Recovering After Collapsing During Practice Latest: Derek Chauvin Trial Coverage Transgender ChildrenSchool DistrictsTransgender RightsGender DiscriminationLegal EducationSchool EducationGender JusticeThe ACLU-MNStinson LLPCoon Rapids High SchoolThe School BoardAnoka-Hennepin 'sDepartment Of JusticeWCCO & Children 'sTrans StudentsNickDerek Chauvin

With only a week of spring training remaining, the Detroit Tigers final roster decisions will be rolling in fast and furious. On Wednesday, manager A.J. Hinch confirmed two starting pitchers had made the Opening Day roster. Left-hander Tarik Skubal, and right-hander Julio Teheran were both informed that they’ll head north with the major league club.Read Full StoryDetroit TigersMlbBaseballThe LeagueLittle LeagueMajor LeagueCOVIDMLBTigers NewsDown SeasonsErasmo RamirezManager A.J. HinchVeteranMinor LeagueRight-handed ReliefTarik SkubalSpencer TurnbullIan KrolDerek Holland

The first real team-building frenzy of the 2021 NFL offseason is well underway, with teams using the opening of free agency to attack holes on their rosters and overhaul their clubs in an attempt to field improved lineups for the upcoming campaign. It has been a crazy week, with the...Read Full StoryNflWashington Football TeamAmerican FootballNFL FootballPatriots FootballCleveland BrownsThe New England PatriotsTexansNFL Free Agency TrackerARZNYGCardinalsThe Las Vegas RaidersGreenATLANTA FALCONSKelvin BeachumRodney HudsonKyler MurrayMarkus GoldenChandler JonesErik HarrisMatt RyanGrady JarrettJulio JonesRyanTrey LanceKevin ZeitlerCurtis SamuelDeshaun WatsonGabe JacksonJohn BrownCarson WentzMatthew StaffordJonnu SmithChris GodwinTom BradyTrent WilliamsTyreek HillTrent BrownSamuelAllen LazardRiley ReiffKyle FullerKenny GolladayRyan FitzpatrickRussell WilsonNelson AgholorWilliam Jackson IiiKyle ShanahanJason VerrettAndy DaltonAaron DonaldRashard HigginsMalcolm ButlerTyrell WilliamsXavier WoodsRichie IncognitoJeremiah AttaochuTrey HendricksonTrey FlowersDavid BakhtiariJavon KinlawAllen RobinsonTrevor LawrenceEmmanuel SandersLavonte DavidSean PaytonNick BosaRomeo OkwaraCorey LinsleyTerry MclaurinJalen RamseyFrank ReichMike MccarthyPat ElfleinAdrian ClaybornAlex MackMitchell TrubiskyJameis WinstonJohn AbrahamTakkarist MckinleyDrew BreesMickey LoomisDak PrescottBryan BulagaMatthew JudonMario Edwards Jr.Keelan ColeBud DupreeAlshon JefferyVic FangioKyle RudolphMichael BrockersJamaal WilliamsShaquill GriffinChris CarsonNick FolesJoe ThuneyCasey HaywardChidobe AwuzieJacoby BrissettDerek WolfeMatt RhuleFangioDesmond TrufantBlake JarwinRayshawn JenkinsZach BannerJon FelicianoPete CarrollTyson AlualuShelby HarrisKyle LongJoe BurrowAdam HumphriesDavante AdamsRob GronkowskiCeedee LambMarquez CallawayD'andre SwiftAngelo BlacksonMarcus CannonDenzelle GoodAaron RodgersJustin ColemanKeanu NealBrandon AiyukMike HiltonPatrick PetersonDalvin TomlinsonAdam TrautmanRonald DarbyXavier RhodesRobert SalehMatt MilanoTyus BowserRichard ShermanTre'quan SmithDesean JacksonRobert TonyanCameron SuttonHaason ReddickJanoris JenkinsMarcus MayeBen RoethlisbergerJoey BosaJuju Smith Schuster

Jury selection resumed today in the murder trial of Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer facing murder and manslaughter charges for the death of George Floyd. Associated Press reporter Amy Forliti joined CBSN to discuss the latest developments in the case.Read Full StoryMurderJury SelectionMinneapolis PoliceManslaughterCBSNAssociated PressOfficerAmy ForlitiTodayDerek ChauvinGeorge Floyd

UFC middleweight Jack Hermansson has given his thoughts on Kevin Holland’s in-cage trash talking after the latter’s loss to Derek Brunson. Holland left plenty of fans feeling pretty confused last weekend during his showdown with Brunson as his main focus seemed to be on maintaining his reputation of “Big Mouth.” Alas, while some found it funny, others felt as if he wasn’t taking the fight seriously at all.Read Full StoryTrash TalkingKevin HollandUfcCombatFun ThingsUFCStarNorwegianSwedishMMA NewsBJPENN NationMyMMANews DoSelf-therapyIn-cage TrashFunnyJack HermanssonDerek BrunsonEdmen Shahbazyan

The best basketball player in years at UMass Amherst, Tre Mitchell, is taking his talent elsewhere. The head coach, Matt McCall, is struggling to restore the once-mighty program to some semblance of glory. And athletic director Ryan Bamford badly needs his flagging big-revenue teams — men’s basketball and football — to succeed.Read Full StoryCollege BasketballUmassNcaaAssistant CoachAssistant Head CoachHead Football CoachSyracuse BasketballCollege FootballStar Tre MitchellGlobeMinutemenNBAThe Red SoxCelticsWoodstock AcademyJohn CalipariMarcus CambyMookie BettsChaz WilliamsPaul CormierDerek KelloggPat KelseyDoc Rivers

Anaheim Ducks’ Ryan Getzlaf is defended by Minnesota Wild’s Nick Bjugstad during the third period on Wednesday in St. Paul, Minn. (Hannah Foslien / Associated Press)Jared Spurgeon had two goals, and Nico Sturm scored the tiebreaker as the Minnesota Wild beat the Anaheim Ducks 3-2 on Wednesday night and swept the teams’ two-game set.Cam Talbot made 28 saves for the Wild, who extended a franchise record with their 10th straight home win. Ryan Suter had two assists for Minnesota, becoming the fifth active NHL defenseman to reach 600 career points.Derek Grant and Max Comtois scored for the Ducks, who have lost seven of eight. Ryan Miller made 23 saves in his sixth straight start with John Gibson out for his fifth game with a lower-body injury.Sturm scored his fourth goal of the season after a mistake by Miller. A dump-in from Nick Bjugstad went on goal. Miller tried to cover the puck, but it slid away, right to Sturm for an easy tap-in.Spurgeon’s two goals, giving him three this season, came off deflections on passes from Suter.On the first goal, Suter passed from near the top of the faceoff circle to the middle, where Spurgeon redirected the puck past Miller. The second, giving Minnesota a 2-1 lead, was a tip in the middle of the zone after Suter’s point shot.Grant’s second goal of the season came just 24 seconds after Spurgeon’s first as Anaheim answered quickly. Another quick goal from Comtois tied the game just 22 seconds into the second period.Comtois, who was a healthy scratch for the first time this season in Monday’s game between the teams, has 10 goals to lead the Ducks.Copyright © 1881-2021. Los Angeles Times. Used with Permission.Anaheim DucksNhlHockeyThe Minnesota WildThe Anaheim Ducks 3-2NHLPassesDeflectionsHomeJohn GibsonDerek GrantJared SpurgeonNico SturmCam TalbotRyan SuterMax ComtoisRyan MillerNick Bjugstad

Tilda Swinton is probably one of the world's best-respected and most sought-after actresses. Her extensive, impressive career has spanned four decades and has featured turns in art-house films like Caravaggio alongside more mainstream appearances in films like Orlando, We Need to Talk About Kevin, and even The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (via IMDb). She has worked on a diverse range of films with some of the top directors in cinema, including Wes Anderson, Derek Jarman, Jim Jarmusch, and the Cohen brothers. As Numero mused, aside from a few French actresses, 'It's hard to think of anyone who could rival her in terms of diversity and creative energy.'Read Full StoryBlindnessPerformance ArtCelebritiesGlamour MagazineFrench CinemaFilmmakingOscar MoviesVogueScottishBerwickshireExpressBritishCambridge UniversityThe GuardianRSCTilda SwintonCaravaggioWes AndersonDerek JarmanJim JarmuschSandro KoppJohn ByrneJohnBong Joon HoLuca GuadagninoLynne RamsayAndrew AdamsonMichael PowellCarole LombardEmeric PressburgerHitchcockJoanna Hogg

CBS Television has renewed FBI and FBI: Most Wanted for the 2021-2022 broadcast season, the network announced. In its third season, FBI has an impressive record of 11 million viewers every week and is television’s no. 3 drama. CBS also boasts that the series is creator Dick Wolf's most-watched series on any network –– beating out Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, which is in its 22nd season on NBC and is prepping for its latest spinoff premiere, Law & Order: Organized Crime.Read Full StoryFbiCbs StudiosMost WantedCbs InteractiveFBICBS DramaNBCCrime DramaCBS EntertainmentCBS TelevisionAmericansArthur ForneyUniversal Studio GroupCBS StudiosCBS InteractiveDick WolfDerek HaasPeter JankowskiKelly Kahl