Summary
A child speech pathologist in Texas who, in Kenney-Shawa’s brief, sued the state in 2018 after losing her job for refusing to pledge that she would not boycott Israel (line 175).
Details
- The pledge she refused, as the brief quotes it, was that she “will not boycott Israel” or illegal Israeli settlements; the brief gives her case as an example of anti-boycott laws forcing US citizens to choose between their First Amendment rights and their livelihoods (lines 175, 187).
Related pages
Challenging Anti-Boycott Legislation in the US, Anti-boycott legislation