African-American teacher faces three-year suspension for calling homosexuality a sin
A high school teacher was suspended for three years for sharing her views of homosexuality on a personal Facebook page. Jenye “Viki” Knox served Union High School since 2000 as a teacher and faculty adviser for the students’ Bible study group . She began teaching handicapped students 28 years ago. An ordained minister , Knox communicated her opinion openly on social media. In 2011, she criticized an LGBTQIA + promotion featured in the school’s display glass. “Why parade your unnatural immoral behaviors before the rest of us?” Knox posted . "Homosexuality is a perverted spirit ... I know sin and it breeds like cancer,” Knox, 56, commented . Sodomy is “unnatural immoral behavior” that is “against the Nature and Character of God.” Those comments got Knox in hot water with the school district . "We do not have to accept anything, anyone, or any behavior or any choices!” she expressed in all-caps to emphasize her constitution...