Kansas Cancellation Backfires Despite Callous Charlie Kirk Comment?!?

Context . . .

Across the nation, educators are suing over recent "cancellations" following the assassination of Charlie Kirk. 

 Here's a glimpse at a somewhat local ruckus that pushes back against education officials in Kansas . . . 

She alleges the department and Education Commissioner violated her First Amendment rights by forcing her resignation in mid-September.

She posted “well deserved” under a Facebook post referencing Kirk’s killing during a Utah campus event.

She says she deleted the remark within minutes and later issued a public apology, the complaint says.

The filing says she received threatening phone calls and emails, including one titled “resign or die.”

Public officials also called for her firing.

In the lawsuit, she argues her speech was made as a private citizen and was protected by the Constitution.

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

Former Kansas education employee sues, says firing over Charlie Kirk social media post broke law

Ex-Kansas education employee sues, alleging she was wrongfully fired over a social media post on Charlie Kirk.