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    Press Play with Madeleine Brand

    Woodland Hills teacher receives threats after wearing ‘I CAN’T BREATHE’ shirt during virtual class

    An English teacher at El Camino Real Charter High School in Woodland Hills had to flee her house after receiving death threats.

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    By Madeleine Brand • Aug 28, 2020 • 7m Listen

    The politics of protest have entered the virtual classroom of a local high school. An English teacher at El Camino Real Charter High School in Woodland Hills had to flee her house after receiving death threats.

    It started after the father of one of her students complained online about her wearing a t-shirt that said “I CAN’T BREATHE.” That slogan has become a rallying cry for Black Lives Matter.

    The dad said that the t-shirt went too far, and told CBS LA he wants his daughter to “go to English class and learn about English.” His screenshot of the teacher wearing the shirt spread across social media.

    This is a LAUSD English teacher on a zoom call wearing an “I can’t breath shirt”

    pic.twitter.com/EPiBU53Lzn — ELIJAH RIOT (@ElijahSchaffer)

    August 16, 2020

    Now the teacher, whose name KCRW will keep private for her safety, says she’s receiving threats on social media.

    She sought a restraining order against the parent and others, and left her home out of fear.

    “Here you have an educator who is doing righteous work and is subjected to this kind of violence,” says Cecily Myart-Cruz, president of United Teacher Los Angeles, the union that represents this teacher.

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    Local teacher wears ‘I CAN’T BREATHE’ shirt, then gets threats online
    1. 0:00Whether campaigns sway voters, and what’s next for Trump and Biden as they head toward first debate
    2. 9:31Woodland Hills teacher receives threats after wearing ‘I CAN’T BREATHE’ shirt during virtual classYou’re reading this
    3. 17:25LA Zoo reopens this week. How were animals faring without human visitors?
    4. 26:09How to make Korean cold noodle soups at home
    5. 34:49‘Bill and Ted Face the Music’ is fun, sweet, and feels like seeing old friends, says critic
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