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LGBT Protection for MISD Employees and Students

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Anonymous
8 years ago

It is absolutely disgusting knowing that because of someone's sexual orientation, they cannot pursue their passion in teaching students and helping them on the path of life.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Reinstate this woman. She should be judged on her ability to teach the children well, not for her once mention of having a wife.

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Gabriel Navarrette
8 years ago

As a prospective healthcare professional due to enter the workforce in December, I have had the opportunity to witness all kinds of disparities in the U.S. today. Protecting our LGBTQ friends, family and colleagues from discriminatory practices should be a concern that we all hold important and I am proud to lend my voice to the support of equality amongst all.

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Josh
8 years ago

Reinstate that woman!

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Olivia Featherstone
8 years ago

People have the right to marry whoever they want, and kids shouldn't be kept in the dark about how the world is. People may like or even love other people of the same gender. It's discrimination to push her out when she merely mentioned she had a wife, whereas a male teacher who mentions his wife would not be punished. This is ridiculous and people need to get over themselves. It's a free country and Ms. Bailey doesn't deserve to be punished for who she is or who she married.

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Timothy Maloney
8 years ago

I encourage the Mansfield ISD to become tolerant and compassionate. I realize those have no place in the modern classroom now... Perhaps someday...

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Addison J Morse
8 years ago

Anarchy

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Morgan Owen
8 years ago

I can't believe this fight is still happening in 2018...

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Jon sackett
8 years ago

Why is this even an issue. It’s 2018. Grow up

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Mark Bedford
8 years ago

Fellow teacher, here for you. Love from Canada!

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Deborah Rang
8 years ago

What an amazing world it would be if we channeled our energy to positive things. I wish you the best.

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Matt lowe
8 years ago

That is some mad boo-hockey! Get that teacher back to teaching

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Adrienne Vaughn
8 years ago

It's an absolute shame that this is happening. Land of the free should mean everyone is protected by our Constitution, and it's sad--yet unsurprising--that Texas hasn't come to terms with this. I hope these kids get their wonderful art teacher back and this school board starts recognising equal rights and protections for everyone in their community.

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Logan Turner
8 years ago

As a soon to be teacher I find it appalling that someone could lose their lively hood for something as minor as sexual orientation. Teachers don't go into this business for game and glory. We do it because we have a passion for changing the world for the better. This is a deplorable decision.

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Daisy
8 years ago

Being gay has nothing to do with her abilities to teach. This is ridiculous and being that I am a Texan AND a teacher, I feel utterly embarrassed at our state.

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Ethan Fulbright
8 years ago

How utterly ridiculous. We live in the year 2018 - leave your prejudice in the 1950s where it belongs.

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Kimberlee J Sweeney
8 years ago

Give her back her job, what are you teaching these children?

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Laura tull
8 years ago

Equality

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John M Vaughan
8 years ago

It's ridiculous that anybody should even have to sign a petition about a subject like this in this day and age. Reinstate her!

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Michael Diaz
8 years ago

"Everyone is to be treated equal."