In the lecture halls of the University of Oklahoma, a single essay has ignited a storm of controversy. Samantha Fulnecky, a 20-year-old junior psychology student, received a zero for her paper describing belief in multiple genders as 'demonic', citing biblical authority.
The fallout has been swift: two educators removed from duties, campus protests, and state officials' involvement. The case has highlighted tensions between religious freedom and academic standards.
