A school within Oxford University released a transgender inclusive policy that says students can be expelled if they persistently misgender another student.
Students are also forbidden from"making jokes about trans people" under the policy. Students who don't consider themselves transgender but don't ascribe to either gender are also protected from harassment, it says.
Teacher Joshua Sutcliffe told Fox News Digital that only"one view" on gender and sexuality is allowed in the U.K. education system. The figurehead of Oxford University has also notably expressed concerns free speech is under threat at the university.as"mad" and"oxymoronic" in an interview with Oxford's student newspaper last February.
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