Jane Araf

So we did ask the school district what happened. They pretty much confirmed Inama's account of the way things happened. And they said it wasn't the words, everyone is welcome here on the sign, that they found problematic. It was the different colors of the letters and the different skin tones of the hands.

So we did ask the school district what happened. They pretty much confirmed Inama's account of the way things happened. And they said it wasn't the words, everyone is welcome here on the sign, that they found problematic. It was the different colors of the letters and the different skin tones of the hands.

They said it could be, quote, determined to potentially express viewpoints regarding specific identity groups.

They said it could be, quote, determined to potentially express viewpoints regarding specific identity groups.

They said it could be, quote, determined to potentially express viewpoints regarding specific identity groups.

Yeah. She's still teaching. She's gotten a lot of support from the community. And that sign is still up.

Yeah. She's still teaching. She's gotten a lot of support from the community. And that sign is still up.

Yeah. She's still teaching. She's gotten a lot of support from the community. And that sign is still up.

Yeah, I mean, I think that's the fundamental question, right? You know, I went back to Tina Deskovich from Moms for Liberty, right? which is the group that endorsed this portal and is anti-DEI in schools. And I asked her, what about the people who feel silenced by things like the NDEI portal?

Yeah, I mean, I think that's the fundamental question, right? You know, I went back to Tina Deskovich from Moms for Liberty, right? which is the group that endorsed this portal and is anti-DEI in schools. And I asked her, what about the people who feel silenced by things like the NDEI portal?

Yeah, I mean, I think that's the fundamental question, right? You know, I went back to Tina Deskovich from Moms for Liberty, right? which is the group that endorsed this portal and is anti-DEI in schools. And I asked her, what about the people who feel silenced by things like the NDEI portal?

And she told me, you know, they should fight for their right, legally fight for their right that they have to free speech, just like we fought for our First Amendment right.

And she told me, you know, they should fight for their right, legally fight for their right that they have to free speech, just like we fought for our First Amendment right.

And she told me, you know, they should fight for their right, legally fight for their right that they have to free speech, just like we fought for our First Amendment right.

I talked to this pastor in Florida, and everybody knows him as Maynard. He's retired. He's another person who didn't want me to use his full name because he said he didn't want to endanger his family or members of the churches he preaches at. He's somebody who kind of fills in now since he's retired, still gives a sermon here or there when pastors are on vacation.

I talked to this pastor in Florida, and everybody knows him as Maynard. He's retired. He's another person who didn't want me to use his full name because he said he didn't want to endanger his family or members of the churches he preaches at. He's somebody who kind of fills in now since he's retired, still gives a sermon here or there when pastors are on vacation.

I talked to this pastor in Florida, and everybody knows him as Maynard. He's retired. He's another person who didn't want me to use his full name because he said he didn't want to endanger his family or members of the churches he preaches at. He's somebody who kind of fills in now since he's retired, still gives a sermon here or there when pastors are on vacation.

And he said now when he goes and gives sermons— If a person doesn't like what he said, how he's interpreted the Bible, the message he's giving that day, they'll walk up to him and say, I'm going to put you on a list.

And he said now when he goes and gives sermons— If a person doesn't like what he said, how he's interpreted the Bible, the message he's giving that day, they'll walk up to him and say, I'm going to put you on a list.

And he said now when he goes and gives sermons— If a person doesn't like what he said, how he's interpreted the Bible, the message he's giving that day, they'll walk up to him and say, I'm going to put you on a list.