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The teacher should be forced to publicly apologize and then be terminated anyway. The school needs to be sued. And the judge needs to lose their job.

Mom outraged after judge okays school punishing child for writing ‘any life’ below Black Lives Matter sketch (msn.com)
A California judge sided with a school district in its punishment of a young girl over her message alongside a Black Lives Matter drawing, concluding it was not protected by the First Amendment because of the age of the students. Chelsea Boyle's first-grade daughter, known as B.B. in legal filings, was punished by her teachers and principal at Viejo Elementary School for including the phrase "any life" on a drawing she made and gave to her friend, according to court documents in a lawsuit filed by Boyle in California.
When the friend brought the picture home, her mother saw the drawing and emailed the school, stating that she would not "tolerate any more messages given to her at school because of her skin color" and that she "trusted" the school would address the issue. The principal, identified in court documents as Jesus Becerra, allegedly confronted B.B. and told her the drawing was "inappropriate" and "racist.""It was heartbreaking to realize that this is what schools and children are subjected to and what it's come to," Boyle said. B.B. was banned from drawing pictures at school, forced to issue a public apology, and prohibited from enjoying recess for two weeks as punishment.  
"The drawing included a phrase similar to ‘All Lives Matter,’ a sentence with an inclusive denotation but one that is widely perceived as racially insensitive and belittling when directed at people of color," "He forced her to apologize in front of everybody," Boyle said of the school principal. "She was confused, she actually went into the classroom and apologized again to that other little girl, still confused. The other little girl was confused about it and she said, 'That's OK.'"Judge Carter ruled in favor of the school district, deferring to the authority of Viejo Elementary School's teachers. 


  

Punch » 24 Jul 2024, 5:17 am » wrote: ↑

24 Jul 2024, 5:17 am

The teacher should be forced to publicly apologize and then be terminated anyway. The school needs to be sued. And the judge needs to lose their job.

Mom outraged after judge okays school punishing child for writing ‘any life’ below Black Lives Matter sketch (msn.com)
A California judge sided with a school district in its punishment of a young girl over her message alongside a Black Lives Matter drawing, concluding it was not protected by the First Amendment because of the age of the students. Chelsea Boyle's first-grade daughter, known as B.B. in legal filings, was punished by her teachers and principal at Viejo Elementary School for including the phrase "any life" on a drawing she made and gave to her friend, according to court documents in a lawsuit filed by Boyle in California.
When the friend brought the picture home, her mother saw the drawing and emailed the school, stating that she would not "tolerate any more messages given to her at school because of her skin color" and that she "trusted" the school would address the issue. The principal, identified in court documents as Jesus Becerra, allegedly confronted B.B. and told her the drawing was "inappropriate" and "racist.""It was heartbreaking to realize that this is what schools and children are subjected to and what it's come to," Boyle said. B.B. was banned from drawing pictures at school, forced to issue a public apology, and prohibited from enjoying recess for two weeks as punishment.  
"The drawing included a phrase similar to ‘All Lives Matter,’ a sentence with an inclusive denotation but one that is widely perceived as racially insensitive and belittling when directed at people of color," "He forced her to apologize in front of everybody," Boyle said of the school principal. "She was confused, she actually went into the classroom and apologized again to that other little girl, still confused. The other little girl was confused about it and she said, 'That's OK.'"Judge Carter ruled in favor of the school district, deferring to the authority of Viejo Elementary School's teachers.

wow..locking the little girl up would have been more humane...WTF?

Punch » 24 Jul 2024, 5:17 am » wrote: ↑

24 Jul 2024, 5:17 am

The teacher should be forced to publicly apologize and then be terminated anyway. The school needs to be sued. And the judge needs to lose their job.

Mom outraged after judge okays school punishing child for writing ‘any life’ below Black Lives Matter sketch (msn.com)
A California judge sided with a school district in its punishment of a young girl over her message alongside a Black Lives Matter drawing, concluding it was not protected by the First Amendment because of the age of the students. Chelsea Boyle's first-grade daughter, known as B.B. in legal filings, was punished by her teachers and principal at Viejo Elementary School for including the phrase "any life" on a drawing she made and gave to her friend, according to court documents in a lawsuit filed by Boyle in California.
When the friend brought the picture home, her mother saw the drawing and emailed the school, stating that she would not "tolerate any more messages given to her at school because of her skin color" and that she "trusted" the school would address the issue. The principal, identified in court documents as Jesus Becerra, allegedly confronted B.B. and told her the drawing was "inappropriate" and "racist.""It was heartbreaking to realize that this is what schools and children are subjected to and what it's come to," Boyle said. B.B. was banned from drawing pictures at school, forced to issue a public apology, and prohibited from enjoying recess for two weeks as punishment.  
"The drawing included a phrase similar to ‘All Lives Matter,’ a sentence with an inclusive denotation but one that is widely perceived as racially insensitive and belittling when directed at people of color," "He forced her to apologize in front of everybody," Boyle said of the school principal. "She was confused, she actually went into the classroom and apologized again to that other little girl, still confused. The other little girl was confused about it and she said, 'That's OK.'"Judge Carter ruled in favor of the school district, deferring to the authority of Viejo Elementary School's teachers.

it California.  Go figure 

These truth hating and free speech hating pieces of **** claim that Conservatives are the fascists.

Keep tabs on where any of these *** wipes live in your area because if the day ever comes when Law Enforcement gets overwhelmed and unable to respond you want to be "more ready" than they are.