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RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — A Virginia school board asked a judge Thursday to dismiss a lawsuit filed by a former assistant principal who says she was harassed and humiliated after she raised concerns about a mandatory anti-racism teacher training program.
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Emily Mais, who worked at the Agnor-Hurt Elementary School in Charlottesville, said in her lawsuit that she was bullied by some of her co-workers after she accidentally used the term “colored people” during the final training session in June 2021.
A Virginia school board asked a judge to dismiss a lawsuit stemming from a racist remark made by the ex-assistant principle. Teachers bullied her for using the term "colored people."
Albemarle County School Board ask judge to nix bullying lawsuit filed by a former assistant principal over racist remark
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