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Mrs O’Connor provided us with a poster board and had us associate it to real world things. We were allowed to choose anything from womens rights to religion, police brutality, and racism. Most of her classes decided to link the book to the Black Lives Matter movement, as you can
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see in the videos and images provided. Upon which she was pulled from our classroom by the schools security and was told it was offensive and that our research was false despite credited resources on each and every poster on the lockers. They insisted that it’s not all cops
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(Obviously!) and that by spreading the word of this it was teaching our students wrongly. She is now (rumoredly) at a threat to potentially lose her job for allowing us to write on such topics. Keep in mind they also spewed information about All Lives Matter in defense and tried
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to talk on Blue lives and insisted they were not in any way racist. We are now trying, as students of Muncie Central Highschool, to defend not only ourselves but our peers and continue to make this a safe space to express ourselves and our views. Black lives matter and always
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will, and we should be allowed to express our opinions. We are protected under the first amendment and choose to continue to speak up.
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There’s a new update out if any of you would like to read on it! Thank you so much for the attention this has received
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I’m interested; did you guys read the comic for school or has it been novelised? We’d have never had a comic as a school book when I was younger, so I’m just interested to see how things have changed :). Keep up the fight!
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We read the comic! Our teacher had talked about it being one of her favourites and our class got so excited she decided to check if she could read it to us! She had to get special permission because of the contents of it though.
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