9th Circuit hears case of Oregon woman denied foster parent license over LGBTQ beliefs
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Can the state of Oregon stop someone from becoming a licensed foster parent and/or adopting from the foster care system because of their stated beliefs on LGBTQ issues?
The 9th Circuit Court of appeals is set to answer this question in a case brought by Jessica Bates.
She claims she was denied certification after she vocalized to the training coordinator that her religious beliefs would preclude her from encouraging a child’s gender expression if different from their sex assigned at birth, or taking actions to demonstrate support of non-heterosexual orientations.
MORE: https://www.katu.com/news/local/9th-circuit-hears-case-of-oregon-woman-jessica-bates-denied-foster-parent-adoption-license-over-lgbtq-beliefs-gender-identity
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