"Professor Says She Was Punished For Refusing To See Gay Show" (Christmas, high school)

[plwhit]

Originally Posted by jjrose

That was a public school, and a kid, NOT a professor who was being paid to do her job.

And just how do you KNOW her job description made it mandatory to view every show staged by students?

[LuckyGem]

She was being forced into acknowledging their lifestyle.

It was likely of no artistic merit anyhow. Gays whining on and on about how they're outcasts.

Ozmun, who is still employed by the university, was in her fourth year of a tenure-track when the incidents occurred. The Department of Theatre and Dance had scheduled a 2010 performance by Tim Miller, described in court papers as an “openly homosexual man who advocates for normalizing homosexuality and homosexual marriage.” Miller’s one-man show is about “his homosexual lifestyle using obscene language and sexual gestures.”

She should sue the college.

[Frugality]

film critic for local newspaper fired after refusing to see movies with violence or sex, cites religious reasons.

[ovcatto]

Originally Posted by plwhit

I dunno, what does her employment contract/job description say?

Facts please, not ASSumptions....

Does that go for the op as well?

[plwhit]

Originally Posted by Frugality

film critic for local newspaper fired after refusing to see movies with violence or sex, cites religious reasons.

Sources?

[doctrain]

Originally Posted by jjrose

That was a public school, and a kid, NOT a professor who was being paid to do her job.

eta. I don't think the kid should have been punished in any way. They could have given him an alternate lesson plan.

He shouldn't need an "alternate lesson plan." It was an ECONOMICS CLASS for crying out loud. Kids have a right to be taught academics in school. We're not paying for social/political indoctrination.

[Frugality]

Originally Posted by plwhit

Sources?

If a Muslim applies for a job as a bartender and he refuses to serve alcoholic drinks, can he cite his religion and sue based on that?

[plwhit]

Originally Posted by Frugality

If a Muslim applies for a job as a bartender and he refuses to serve alcoholic drinks, can he cite his religion and sue based on that?

He is hired to do a specific task, if he can't do it he's fired.

What don't you understand?

I'm surprised he wasn't sued by his employer for misrepresentation when he applied for the job....

[LuckyGem]

Originally Posted by Frugality

If a Muslim applies for a job as a bartender and he refuses to serve alcoholic drinks, can he cite his religion and sue based on that?

Oh didn't you know? There already have been Muslims to challenge their job requirements on a religious basis.

Here's one...

Muslim Soldier Refuses to Deploy to Afghanistan

[jjrose]

Originally Posted by plwhit

I dunno, what does her employment contract/job description say?

Facts please, not ASSumptions....

I never said it was in her job description, I said IF it was in her job description. Big difference.
I am trying to find the job description, but no luck so far.