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LGBT Protection for MISD Employees and Students

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Chris Goodrich
8 years ago

A gay teacher’s existence and a picture of her spouse are not age-inappropriate material. Young students should learn that people can enjoy the same basic rights and respect regardless of their orientation. It’s inappropriate to teach children that they should be fired because of who they marry

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Karen Hastings
8 years ago

If a heterosexual teacher would be allowed to do what she did (and yes, they would have) then she has that right too.

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Tara C
8 years ago

Discrimination of any kind not ok

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Scott Gilbert
8 years ago

Stop discriminating against LGBT.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Shame on you Mansfield ISD. You're ranked 117 nationally on the most diverse school districts, and this is how you feel? I wonder what else you discriminate on.

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Jaclyn Randolph
8 years ago

This is ridiculous to still not be protected in today's times.

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Teresa Carpenter
8 years ago

Good .educators are already hard enough to find!! To fire one because she’s gay is outrageous!

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John Dohrn
8 years ago

This is disgusting, the teacher is lawfully married and is being punished for her marriage. She didn't promote or flaunt her sexuality, all she did was have a photo where her wife was visible. Since when did Texas become such special snowflakes they can't handle anything that upsets them?

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Missi Myatt
8 years ago

What a wonderful platform to educate children about art history and embracing tolerance through diversity. Shame on Mansfield ISD!

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Del Pullen
8 years ago

Shameful! I love Dallas and was born and raised here. I am truly embarrassed by the school's homophobic and bigoted actions. Disgusting!

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Carolyn
8 years ago

Everyone has equal rights.

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Jen Walters
8 years ago

If someone in an opposite sex marriage can talk about their spouse at school, but people in a same sex marriage can't, that's blatant discrimination. Parents don't get to send their kids to a public school and then try to pretend that LGBTQ people don't exist.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

If the district is protecting the contempt of parents over the basic rights of a teacher it is an unprofessional disgrace. Parents may want to hide their children from the peaceful lives of the wider community, particularly the lives of people those parents dislike, but that is not compatible with a peaceful, fair society or with strong education.

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Jessica Pulley
8 years ago

EQUAL RIGHTS FOR ALL

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Dylan Gravitt
8 years ago

I believe the world is made up of all kinds of people and when we, as a society, hide certain members of that society we damage our world in ways that are unimaginable.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Equal rights, no discrimination.

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Linda Butcher
8 years ago

Why not develop a LGBT policy similar to that of FWISD?

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Velvet Trotter
8 years ago

If one is teaching another education that is teaching love and time. If one is judging one based on who they love and not purely how they educate then they have imbalanced the scales of justice by devaluing human life, education, and the true value and meaning of love. LOVE IS LOVE. WE ARE TO LOVE OTHERS NOT JUDGE. ALLOW TEACHERS TO EDUCATE BASED ON THEIR KNOWLEDGE, NOT ON THEIR RACE, RELIGION, CREED, GENDER,NOR SEXUALITY.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Should be an Equal Opportunity lawsuit

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Anonymous
8 years ago

She seems like a very dedicated teacher and this district should support inclusion of the staff and students. It is morally the right thing to do.