Teacher Disciplined for Hanging BLM Flag, Scores Six Years’ Worth of Salary in Settlement
For left-wing race baiters, Black Lives Matter is the grift that keeps on giving. And you don’t even have to be black to profit from race-hustling white guilt today. Just look at Shaun King and Robin DiAngelo . The…

For left-wing race baiters, Black Lives Matter is the grift that keeps on giving.
And you don’t even have to be black to profit from race-hustling white guilt today. Just look at Shaun King and Robin DiAngelo.
The latest example is Amy Donofrio, a high school teacher who scored a $300,000 settlement after suing the Duval County Public Schools in Jacksonville, Florida, for not allowing her to fly a Black Lives Matter flag over the doorway to her classroom.
Of that settlement, $240,000 will go to Donofrio, while the remaining $60,000 will go to her attorneys, USA Today reported Tuesday.
In her April 16 civil lawsuit, she claimed she was unfairly removed from her teaching position in March for refusing to take down a BLM flag from her doorway at Riverside High School.
“After she refused, the district temporarily reassigned her to warehouse operations and said she was being investigated for ‘several matters,'” according to USA Today.
For the record, the superintendent of the Duval County Public Schools is a black woman, Diana Greene.
On Aug. 3, the school board voted to settle the lawsuit, citing the desire to avoid a long, expensive legal battle that local taxpayers would be forced to bankroll.


