Palatine school district OK to fire teacher over anti-Black Lives Matter posts – Legal Newsline

In the ruling, Judge Nancy Maldonado said the public school teacher, enjoyed a "unique position of trust," which she said should mean the First Amendment protections normally applied to individual speech may not apply to her, should her taxpayer-funded employer determine her speech has caused a community uproar and jeopardizes the school district's educational environment.
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Call my shrink
7 months ago

I guess freedom of speech is no longer allowed

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