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A Texas teacher was fired for wearing a Black Lives Matter face mask

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A Texas teacher was fired for continuing to wear a Black Lives Matter face mask after school officials asked her to stop.

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A Texas teacher was fired for wearing a Black Lives Matter face mask

A Texas teacher was fired for continuing to wear a Black Lives Matter face mask after school officials asked her to stop.

4 years ago·Canada

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A Texas teacher was fired for wearing a Black Lives Matter face mask

A Texas teacher was fired for continuing to wear a Black Lives Matter face mask after school officials asked her to stop.

4 years ago·Atlanta, United States

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CBS Local

Texas Teacher Fired For Wearing BLM Face Mask

(CBSDFW.COM/CNN) — A Texas teacher was fired for continuing to wear a Black Lives Matter face mask after school officials asked her to stop.Lillian White, an art teacher at Great Hearts Western Hills, a public charter school in San Antonio, began wearing a face mask that read “Black Lives Matter” and “Silence is Violence” after the charter school reopened in the summer for in-person workdays amid the coronavirus pandemic. At the time, students w…

4 years ago·United States

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A Texas teacher was fired for wearing a Black Lives Matter face mask

She said she wore the mask to demonstrate her support for Black students and faculty and also to advocate for racial justice changes at the school.

4 years ago·Sacramento, United States

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abc 13 Houston

Texas woman says she was fired by Whataburger for wearing a Black Lives Matter mask

Similar cases are popping up elsewhere in the state.

4 years ago·Houston, United States

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Texas woman says she was fired by Whataburger for wearing a Black Lives Matter mask

Ma'kiya Congious, 19, spoke at a press conference earlier this week. Congious said she lost her job at Whataburger following a customer complaint about her "Black Lives Matter" face mask. Credit: Courtesy of Jason Smith

4 years ago·San Antonio, United States

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