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Jacksonville, Fla. dad angry at sexually explicit question on daughter's anatomy exam

2018-04-30T15:35:32.522Z

Omar Austin is angry. Can you blame him? He said this question appeared on his daughter's anatomy exam at Westside High School in Duval County.

Mom Allegedly High On Opioids Trying To Drive Will Shake You To The Core [VIDEO]

2018-04-06T00:10:04.792Z

It's Raining. F#ck Your Parade!

2016-09-19T23:02:28.331Z

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High Ranking Priest Busted Receiving Oral In Cemetery

2013-08-11T21:11:09.047Z

"An official of the Archdiocese of Boston pleaded not guilty today after he was allegedly found with a prostitute behind a cemetery.

Monsignor Arthur Coyle, 62, of Lowell was arraigned this morning in Lowell District Court. Bail was set at $500 cash, and he was slated to return to court Sept. 16 for a pretrial conference, said Middlesex district attorney's spokeswoman Stephanie Guyotte."*

Should the Church punish Father Coyle for his indiscretions?

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Camarillo H.S. Students Told to Stop ‘USA!’ Chant, Take Off American Flag Bandanas

2013-02-14T05:23:50.174Z

Four California high-school students were reportedly suspended for chanting “U.S.A! U.S.A!” and wearing American flag bandanas during a basketball game. While their punishment has since been rescinded, school administrators said “the incident is far from over.”

Oxnard Union School District superintendent Gabe Soumakian told Fox News Radio that “we need to pursue this further” and “work with teachers and students and the community about the concept of cultural proficiency.” Soumakian and Camarillo High School principal Glenn Lipman felt that the students’ actions might have had racist undertones since the schools have large Hispanic student populations.

“We wanted to make sure [their actions weren't] racially motivated, and I told the kids I just want to be sensitive to the feelings of everybody,” Lipman said. “If we’re doing it for patriotism, that’s fine. But if we’re doing it for something else that’s racially motivated, I’m not going to allow that.”

But the students deny any racial element to their chants. “We’ve done it always,” one student said. “It’s something we do. It’s the same group of friends. We’re all very patriotic.” The four students gained support from their peers: More than 100 students gathered by the school’s flagpole the following morning to protest in patriotic clothing.