California School Board Faces Backlash Over ‘Far-Left’ Teacher

California School Board Faces Backlash Over ‘Far-Left’ Teacher
A man speaks during a Natomas Unified School District board meeting regarding a teacher who allegedly taught his students to become leftist revolutionaries. Natomas Unified School District/Screenshot via The Epoch Times
Jack Phillips
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A school board in Northern California faced intense backlash from parents this week after a high school teacher apparently bragged on camera that he wanted to turn his students into revolutionaries, had a poster of Chinese communist tyrant and mass murderer Mao Zedong on his wall, and had an Antifa flag.

The Natomas Unified School District, located in Sacramento County, confirmed Wednesday it put a teacher on leave and is now taking action to fire him, according to a statement from the district (pdf). The board didn’t make mentions to the teacher, but he was identified in other reports and in an undercover Project Veritas video as Gabriel Gipe.
Jack Phillips
Jack Phillips
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