http://www.dailykos.com/story/2015/04/06/1375958/-Georgia-teacher-to-students-If-your-parents-voted-for-President-Obama-they-aren-t-Christians?detail=email
A Georgia middle school teacher is in hot water after parents caught wind of her completely nonsensical political rant to students:
According to a letter from the Dublin Laurens NAACP posted on the Laurens County Democratic Party Facebook page, the teacher told her students President Obama is not a Christian and "any parent who supports him is not a Christian." She also challenged her students to “prove their Christianity.”
According to the civil rights group, the parents met several days later with the teacher and her husband, who is a Dublin City School board member. Ledbetter confirms a school board member attended the parent-teacher conference, but would name name the board member.
“A board member being in a parent-teacher conference can tip the balance, or at least from the appearance, tip the balance of fairness,” he said. “It is not a practice that we can allow.”
The board member overstepping his bounds? That appears to be Nancy Perry's husband, Bill Perry:
The Georgia NAACP said in a statement, according to the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools' accreditation standards a board members are not allowed to be involved with the school district's day-to-day operations.
To be clear, the group says the issue is not with Perry's First Amendment rights to express her "extreme political opinions." It states it would defend
what is wrong with White people who do and say these kinds of things to children and like the money maker on air personalities they are still working???? violations by spouse article doesn't say whether he's still there or not but kinda gotta think he is after all it is Ga. and they are down on anything Obama but telling the kids what did they think hat the parents would renounce their vote for Pres. almost 6 months after the fact or was it just the mean spirited right wing influencing and molding the minds of children?? NAACP needs to file a complaint for contributing to the mental destruction of minors.
