Community Furious After Student Is Cut from Graduation for Stating There Are Only Two Genders – School Now Invoking Nuclear Option
At Kellogg High School in Kellogg, Idaho, another conservative American is facing consequences for affirming a traditional view of male and female. During a recent assembly where soon-to-be graduating seniors were meant…

At Kellogg High school in Kellogg, Idaho, another conservative American is facing consequences for affirming a traditional view of male and female.
During a recent assembly where soon-to-be graduating seniors were meant to give parting words of wisdom to underclassmen, 18-year-old Travis Lohr made a statement that apparently offended the school’s administration.
“Guys are guys and girls are girls,” Lohr said according to the Shoshone News-Press. “There is no in-between.”
Shortly thereafter, Lohr was informed that he would not be allowed to walk in the school’s graduation ceremony.
Lohr and the other seniors had to prepare their statements in advance for school approval. After school officials told Lohr he wasn’t allowed to say that “guys are guys and girls are girls,” he chose to share the statement anyway, according to the News-Press.
“I feel that I shouldn’t be punished for believing in something that I believe,” Lohr told the News-Press.
“It’s more that people took it the wrong way. Everyone can speak freely, I can’t see why I can’t voice my opinion.”
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