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Published Apr 29, 2021 Updated Apr 29, 2021, 12:37 pm CDT A middle school teacher who had students analyze an explicit poem about Asian American stereotyping in Hollywood says the school put her on leave after parents complained—and that she found out via an article online. Featured Video Hide Alexandria Johnson wrote a Twitter thread on Wednesday explaining the situation, and the setup for her language arts class that prompted her to include the poem causing controversy. Advertisement Hide “Our guiding question for this year is, ...
The students were told to read and analyze the poem One student told his or her parents that he or she failed to complete the assignment because the child was too embarrassed to do it, and the student's parents posted the assignment on social media. "Here goes. I’m shaking. I just sent an email to my 7th grader's principle. What would your next step be? Warning this is graphic," one parent wrote on Facebook.