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Teachers Are Fighting Book Bans and Unjust Firings in Courts and State Houses

Under attack from the right, teachers are resisting with legislation, grassroots organizing and lawsuits against bans.

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Fired Cobb Teacher Appeals in Cobb Superior Court

The Cobb County fifth grade teacher who was fired for reading a book about gender identity to students has filed an appeal in Cobb Superior Court.

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Georgia Board upholds firing of Cobb County teacher over children s book

Former Cobb County teacher Katie Rinderle was fired after reading a picture book discussing gender fluidity to her fifth grade students.

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Georgia board upholds firing of teacher who read gender-identity book to students

The Georgia Board of Education Thursday upheld the firing of fifth-grade teacher Katie Rinderle for reading a book to her students about gender identity.

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Georgia board upholds firing of teacher who read gender-identity book to students

The Georgia Board of Education Thursday upheld the firing of fifth-grade teacher Katie Rinderle for reading a book to her students about gender identity.

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