Preschool Teacher Who Had Monkeypox Suspended After Disgusting Posts Come to Light
The story begins with an outpouring of support for a preschool teacher in Portland, Oregon, who went public about the challenges of being infected with monkeypox. But once the social media history of Marco Antonio Reyes…
The story begins with an outpouring of support for a preschool teacher in Portland, Oregon, who went public about the challenges of being infected with monkeypox.
But once the social media history of Marco Antonio Reyes Rojas became fully public, he was banned from working with small Children, according to Newsweek.
“I had huge rash on my back. I had some on my neck – on the back of my neck, the back of my head, my fingers, my face, my legs. That’s when everything came to reality, and everything pointed to ‘you have monkeypox,’” he said, according to WRC-TV, while he was gaining attention and sympathy.
“I’m pretty drained. It’s been exhausting having to navigate this on own.”
A GoFundMe account to help him topped $7,000, according to Newsweek.
And then the situation got worse when state officials were asked about what Reyes Rojas, 30, who is openly gay, had been posting on social media.