Karen Ames also chastised for sharing Holocaust story of her grandparents, lawsuit says.
From Gun Free Zone
Bronx educator claims she was fired after sharing Holocaust story, refusing ‘Wakanda’ salute
A veteran Bronx superintendent once praised by Chancellor Richard
Carranza for her successes in the classroom claims her career was derailed by
his “equity” agenda — forcing her to take a demotion in a desperate bid to
preserve her pension, according to a $150 million lawsuit.
Karen Ames, a 30-year Department of Education employee, says she was
targeted by Carranza’s “Disrupt and Dismantle” campaign to oust or marginalize
longtime employees because she is over 40, and Jewish.
Ames was grilled about her “ethnic background,” chastised by a
colleague at a training session when she shared her grandparents’ experience
during the Holocaust in Poland, and “admonished” when she declined requests at
superintendents meetings to take part in the comic book movie-inspired “Wakanda
Forever” salute to “black power,” she charges in the legal filing.
At an implicit-bias workshop where superintendents were asked to tell
their personal stories, Ames talked about her grandparents’ loss of two
children during the Holocaust — only to have colleague Rasheda Amon tell her,
“you better check yourself,” the lawsuit alleges.
“That is not about being Jewish! It’s about black and brown boys of color
only,” court papers quote Amon as scolding.
The Woke magisterium hates the Jews.
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