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LGBT Protection for MISD Employees and Students

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Halie bell
8 years ago

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Rev Nathan A Russell
8 years ago

Mansfield ISD must rescind and apologize for placing a highly-qualified and excellent teacher on administrative leave. If I had children, I would want them in Stacy Bailey's art classroom. She is gift and gifted.

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Jessica Gregory
8 years ago

If a woman talks about her husband, no one would think twice. Why should it be different for a woman to speak of a wife or for a man to speak of a husband? These things cannot be silemced.

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Clare
8 years ago

I’m a 13 year old who is gay, and I would have no problem with having a teacher who is LGBTQIA+.

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Maria Heinegg
8 years ago

This suspension is bigoted trash. Let her teach.

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Tiffany Rogers
8 years ago

This makes me horrified for my DFW community. The world needs excellent teachers like Ms. Bailey, and who she loves has nothing to do with her ability to teach!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

disgusting oppression do better

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pikaaaa
8 years ago

LET THE CUTE TEACHER LIVE HER GAY LIFE YALL HATERS AINT NOTHIN

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Ivan McAfee
8 years ago

Ivan

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Caroline Beer
8 years ago

I feel that this has become more relivent over the years and should be discussed with children.

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Cara Barker Yellott
8 years ago

Replace the word "girlfriend" with "husband" and there would have been zero complaints.

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Nathanael O'Reilly
8 years ago

Discrimination against an employee on the basis of sexual orientation is illegal and unethical. A teacher's sexual orientation has nothing to do with his/her/their ability to teach. Mansfield ISD must cease its discriminatory practices.

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Janae Crepeau
8 years ago

Everyone should have the right to say husband, wife, girlfriend, boyfriend. Those words do not un anyway threaten religous freedoms.

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legend
8 years ago

Teachers should be able to bond and communicate with their students about sexual orientations.

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Autumn Thompkins
8 years ago

Do not fire her!

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Alexis Shumate
8 years ago

If she had been straight, this wouldn’t have been a problem.

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Danna Cavitt
8 years ago

Discrimination based on sexual identity is against the law!!! This is a human rights issue.

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Karolina
8 years ago

We stand for what is right not for what is wrong. We stand for equality.

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Teya
8 years ago

If anything this school should be sued.

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Karla
8 years ago

We deserve as much RESPECT as straight people are recieving. Yall need grow up and realize that