"It is likely no accident that the academy instituted its arcane ban on parenthood only after it began admitting women," said ACLU of Connecticut staff attorney Elana Bildner. "This policy has no place in Connecticut or elsewhere, and it must end."
December 08, 2021 at 06:26 PM
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Litigation Reporter
He wanted to become a national Coast Guardsman, but became a father before he could graduate.
Now former cadet Isaak Olson is suing the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, alleging the administration kicked him out two months before graduation, despite satisfying his degree requirements and taking steps to terminate his parental rights.
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