SassyIrishLass
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You folks seem to miss the point, this wasn't curriculum, it was basically an oped in a newspaper. Nowhere do they say he discussed this in class.This little 8 year old girl came home crying. Her and her class went swimming. All the girls and the teacher were Muslims and the girls wore Muslim swimwear. She was crying because the teacher told the class what the Koran says about modesty and now she won't go swimming because they body shamed her.A California high school teacher has willingly resigned after receiving intense backlash over his Christian views on sexuality. Michael Stack taught special education at San Luis Obispo High School before a letter he wrote to the school newspaper sparked outrage among students, LifeSite News reported. Last month, Stack wrote a letter to the editor of the online student newspaper, Expressions, regarding the May issue, which focused on LGBT topics and featured a photo of
CA Teacher Who Voiced Christian Views on Sexuality Resigns After Backlash, Death Threats
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That's the way the ball bounces, so just deal with it . The tolerant peaceful left picking up the ISIS way so peaceful and caring what a bunch of loser hypocrites. They can't eat themselves alive soon enough
Teachers need to leave their weird religious beliefs at home
To be equivalent to your example he would have had to humiliate a gay child in class.
Doesn't matter. It was still an op ed in a PUBLIC SCHOOL NEWSPAPER. By the school allowing that to be published in their official school newspaper, it kinda looks like the school is supporting one religion over another. And that is a no no in a public school.
Newspaper op eds are about opinions, you'e just upset his opinion goes against your beliefs and this is a major reason kids coming out of schools need safe spaces and are triggered so easily. You all are raising a generation of pussies
Like I said at the beginning of this thread, if he had published his message anywhere else other than the school paper, I would probably defend him. But, because we don't allow religious things to be published by the school paper because it then appears that the school supports one religion over the other.
Shoot, even if it had been at a private school, I might have supported it, because private schools have more leeway in matters like this, but because it was a public school, I can't.
Religion has no business in public schools because everyone has different beliefs.
Oh BS religion can be discussed in public schools, it's a goddamn op ed, get your panties untwisted and stop your bawling