Timothy Birdnow

A critic of the Rochester, Michigan school district (Detroit suburb) Covid policies was fired from her job after the school district called her employer. She had been in several Facebook groups opposing Covid lockdowns and masking.

She just won $190,000 in court.

Dinverno participated in Facebook groups that were in favor of reopening Rochester schools for in-person instruction in 2020. She said she frequently questioned the school board’s decisions.

Rochester acknowledged that a deputy superintendent, Debra Fragomeni, called Dinverno's employer, though attorneys denied any wrongdoing.

Nonetheless, the district agreed to pay $116,209 to Dinverno and $72,540 to her attorney to settle the lawsuit, records show.

Dinverno said her free-speech rights were violated when the district retaliated by calling her employer.

"They have zero business policing her speech,” attorney Deborah Gordon said in 2021 when the lawsuit was filed.

Bear in mind these were the ones who were caught and went to court. How many other school districts have pulled this kind of thing?

The stench of Bolshevism is thick in the air of America.

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