A lawsuit recently filed against a teacher at Forest Park Elementary School in Indiana alleged that a 7-year-old student was “banished” from sitting with other students at lunch after he revealed that he did not believe in God.
According to the lawsuit obtained by The Washington Post, second grade teacher Michelle Myer interrogated the student, who was identified with the initials A.B., about his religious beliefs after he told his classmates on the playground that he did not go to church because he did not believe in God.
As a result, the child was ordered to sit by himself during lunch for a three-day period.
Indiana public school punishes 7-year-old with ‘banishment’ for not believing in God: lawsuit
An Indiana public school is facing a lawsuit after a teacher punished a student for not believing in God. Ana Kasparian (The Point), Becca Frucht (Pop Sugar), and Karamo Brown hosts of The Young Turks discuss.
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