“For too long, Jewish teachers in Ontario have gone to work facing antisemitism,” says Kathryn Marshall, the lawyer representing the applicants. “A swastika drawn on a classroom desk is not a grey area. Neither is a teacher being publicly shut down at a union meeting for raising antisemitism. These are the kinds of experiences Jewish teachers across Ontario have been living with, and when they did exactly what they’re supposed to do and reported it — they were ignored, doubted, and in some cases disciplined.”
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