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LGBT Protection for MISD Employees and Students

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Stacy Ross
8 years ago

Shame on you, MISD. It’s a sad day for LGBT.

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Zoe Longo
8 years ago

Everyone deserves equal protection, regardless of their race, religion, OR SEXUALITY.

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Bex Warner
8 years ago

I cannot believe we are still allowing queer teachers to be fired for saying things that straight teachers are perfectly allowed to say. We all know this is clear discrimination.

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Sara Letourneau
8 years ago

Humanity includes everyone. Be human

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Heather Hall
8 years ago

I’m a teacher in Dallas and a LGBTQ Ally.

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Johana Diaz
8 years ago

I will like to sign this petition.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Every hetero-norrmative teachers can discuss spouses so should this teacher. Mansfield ISD you are on the wrong side of history and everyone is watching. I applaud the parents speaking out about this. They hold the true power with the school district

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Hannah wale
8 years ago

Protect LGBT rights

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Anonymous
8 years ago

I have immediate family in MISD.

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Emily Burch
8 years ago

BRING BACK STACY BAILEY BECAUSE THIS IS BLATANT DISCRIMINATION

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nicole
8 years ago

so sad we have to sign a petition for this

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Christian Mancino
8 years ago

This is not right. This teacher would have NEVER been fired for mentioning a husband she had. How unfair.

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Alison Spears
8 years ago

Good teachers are 1 in a million. And she seems to have influenced many students positively thus far. I wish for her to have her job back, but I also hope she knows there are other schools who would be just as blessed to have her as a part of their team.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Teachers' personal lives have nothing to do with the opinions of students' homophobic parents. Let teachers teach.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Stop being homophobic!

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Samantha Nicole
8 years ago

Future gay teacher here !

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Anonymous
8 years ago

It is no different than other married teachers, it was not sexual nature. She just stated she had married a female, other teachers may marry a man. Honestly, what is the issue? Teacher on the year, focus on her work she does for her students instead.

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Jess Streeter
8 years ago

If any other straight teacher talked about their marriage in the class room no one would have battes an eye. This suspension is proof that bigotry is still in effect in this particular school board. Im proud of this teacher and not living a facade. But be an example of gay normative relationships. It is a real shame that the school board chooses to suspend this wonderful individual without even discussing the matter or looking inward in préjudices that excist in this modern world.

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David Roberts
8 years ago

I’m a pastor at a Christian church and I support the protection of LGBTQ employees.

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Mark L Metcalf
8 years ago

Let her teach and let her be who she is.