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The Chicago Board of Education and the David Lynch Foundation have agreed to pay $75,000 each to settle a lawsuit brought by Mariyah Green, a student at Bogan…

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Christian former student wins $150K lawsuit against Chicago Board of Ed over alleged 'demonic,' Hindu-related program - Vimarsana News

Christian former student wins $150K lawsuit against Chicago Board of Ed over alleged 'demonic,' Hindu-related program

A former student in Chicago has won a lawsuit after the Chicago Public Schools district allegedly compelled her to participate in a meditation program that she claimed violated her Christian beliefs and her First and 14th Amendment rights.Several years ago, Mariyah Green, a devout Christian who is n...

Judge Awards Christian Student $150K After School Compelled Idol Worship - Vimarsana News

Judge Awards Christian Student $150K After School Compelled Idol Worship

A federal judge sided with a former high-school student who alleged her school coerced her into a Hindu meditation program.

Chicago student wins lawsuit after alleging public school tried to force her into idol worship - Vimarsana News

Chicago student wins lawsuit after alleging public school tried to force her into idol worship

Chicago Public School students were allegedly unknowingly chanting the names of Hindu gods, according to court documents.

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Chicago student wins lawsuit after alleging teacher forced her into idol worship - Vimarsana News

Chicago student wins lawsuit after alleging teacher forced her into idol worship

According to the complaint, the mantras recited during the "Quiet Time" program implemented at Chicago Public Schools, were "fundamentally religious in nature".