The US Supreme Court has rejected an emergency request from South Carolina to enforce a bathroom ban. In an unsigned order, the Supreme Court denied the state's request, keeping the lower court's temporary victory for the student in place. The court’s decision was not a final ruling, but it was regarded as a win by trans rights advocates. Public Justice, a national nonprofit legal advocacy organization, posted to Instagram: “This case began because a middle schooler’s education was deemed less important than South Carolina’s desire to bully and discriminate against trans kids. When a federal court ruled in our client’s favor, South Carolina appealed to the Supreme Court for help. SCOTUS’s response sends a clear message: a trans student using the bathroom is not an emergency or a threat to public safety. This is a win made possible by trans students, their families, and countless advocates who continue to defend trans youth and their rights—no matter what this administration throws at...