- A school district in South Dakota has agreed to pay $65,000 to settle a sexual discrimination lawsuit brought by a former honour student who said her high school principal punished her for using a phrase her male peers used without retribution. She had believed the term referred to watching movies on the video streaming service. Ludwig said in her lawsuit that male students who used the term had not been disciplined, including a boy who had used the term in a profile in the publication that same year. District Superintendent Derek Barrios released a copy of the settlement to the Argus Leader. Ludwig graduated from Elk Point-Jefferson in May 2018.

Source: thestar January 13, 2020 16:52 UTC