Judge smacks down dad’s demand to hang straight pride flags in kids’ classrooms [Video]

Yes, there’s something called a “Straight Pride” flag.

And no, an indignant Denver parent can’t force his local school district to hang them up in classrooms.

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In a lawsuit filed against Denver Public Schools, Nathan Feldman claimed both he and his two children were discriminated against by a policy that allows teachers to hang Pride flags in their classrooms at their discretion. Feldman said his family’s First Amendment rights were infringed upon when school administrators rejected his demand to hang “Straight Pride” banners up alongside LGBTQ+ flags in Mile High classrooms.

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Feldman sued for the flags to be hung and for damages of at least $3 million.

In August, Federal U.S. Magistrate Judge Scott T. Varholak recommended that Feldman’s claims be dismissed, Colorado Politics reported.

The judge cited an opinion by U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen …