What did the plaintiff say about losing the case of homophobic textbooks?

The plaintiff who was afraid of losing the textbook case voiced his voice, and whether to continue to appeal is still under discussion.

On the morning of September 2, Xixi (a pseudonym), the plaintiff in the case of homophobic textbooks, received the verdict. It has been more than three years since the case was filed. "I received a text message the day before yesterday saying that the case was closed. I am embarrassed. I know that I am likely to lose, and I am worried that there will be the worst result. " Xixi told Quan that she was very nervous when she received the verdict, but the worst happened.

The lawsuit lasted for three years, and Xixi noticed that during this process, more and more people paid attention to the homophobic textbooks, and they took spontaneous actions, including contacting the editors to revise them and exposing them in Weibo. On Sina Weibo, there were 14772000 readings and 1. 1 10,000 discussions on the topic of "exposing homophobic textbooks". Up to now, some netizens and volunteer groups continue to expose "homophobic textbooks" on this topic.

During college, in addition to litigation, Xixi also lobbied the publishing house to revise the homophobic textbook. "Lobbying has affected some publishers and editors and received some positive responses, such as making it clear that similar mistakes will not happen again in the future." As for whether to continue to file an appeal, both Xixi and his lawyer said that they are still under discussion.

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"homophobic textbook case" lost;

Xixi herself is a lesbian. In college, she participated in gay charity activities. At that time, another college student, Qiu Bai (pseudonym), was suing the Ministry of Education for "poor supervision of homophobic textbooks". Xixi also learned about homophobic textbooks through this information and tried to lobby the editors to revise the textbooks.

Three years ago, from 2065438 to July 2007, she sued Jinan University Press and JD.COM, publishers of the textbook Mental Health Education for College Students. Com, a book purchasing platform, is based on product quality problems.

After three postponements, the lawsuit was finally heard in the suyu district Court of Suqian City, Jiangsu Province on July 28th this year. The judgment of this case was delivered to the plaintiff today. The judgment held that the claim of unqualified books was not sufficient and the plaintiff lost the case.

Eastern Hubei. Whether the plaintiff lost the case of homophobic teaching materials is under discussion.