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School officials removed Ms. Martinez from class, told her she was distracting other students, and required her to put Band-Aids over her nipples. The school maintained that it was doing this in Martinez’s best interest — but then proceeded to block her on Twitter when she complained that she felt sexualized, and it discouraged students from participating in a student protest against the stigmatization of female bodies. The demand letter argues that the administrators’ treatment of Ms. Martinez and her fellow students violates Title IX, which guarantees freedom from sex discrimination in schools, the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment, the freedom of speech guaranteed in the First Amendment, and Florida’s Educational Equity Act.