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A California teacher is speaking out after suing her former school
district, alleging it discriminated against her after she was fired for
refusing to hide kids' gender transitions from their parents.

Jessica Tapia, the Christian teacher who was fired, joined "Fox & Friends"
alongside Advocates for Faith & Freedom Vice President Mariah Gondeiro to
discuss the lawsuit and why she decided to take action after losing her
job.

"It really comes down to the fact of the matter that� no teacher should
have to lie to parents really about anything. No teacher should have to
lie to their students about anything, and really no teacher should have to
lie to themselves and deny their own beliefs and morals to save their
salary," Tapia told Lawrence Jones Friday.

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Tapia, a former high school phys ed teacher in Riverside, is suing Jurupa
Unified School District superintendent Trenton Hansen and Assistant
Superintendent Daniel Brooks, alleging she was deprived of her free
exercise of religion and freedom of speech.

The lawsuit, filed on Tapia�s behalf by Advocates for Faith & Freedom in
the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California, also
alleges a violation of California�s Fair Employment and Housing Act, a
violation of Title VIII and retaliation in violation of the First
Amendment.

The filing says Tapia was fired for alleged misconduct after the district
accused her of posting offensive content on her Instagram account,
referencing her faith during conversations with students and improperly
expressing her opinions on issues pertaining to the LGBTQ community.

And even though she was granted a religious accomodation meeting, it was
ultimately unsuccessful in granting her the religious protections she was
seeking.

"They essentially presented me with three directives that I voiced to them
I could not comply with because they were against my beliefs," Tapia said.
"That's when they said, 'Well, then we'll hold a religious accommodation
meeting and see if and how we can accommodate you.' And so I went through
the meeting."

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"They questioned me up and down, left and right on my faith, and at the
end of that, they decided we cannot accommodate your religious beliefs.
Therefore, we're releasing you from employment," she continued.

The district ultimately fired her back in January.

Gondeiro called the school's action a "strong violation of the free
exercise clause," and the "free speech clause."

"We have a clear religious discrimination here because they retaliated
against her, because she would not agree to policies that violated her
religious rights as well as agreeing to policies that compelled her to
affirm beliefs that she didn't agree with, such as pronouns, as well as
violating her viewpoint, encouraging other teachers' viewpoints and
encouraging them and allowing them to express their viewpoints in
classrooms and on their social media, but discriminating against Ms. Tapia
for expressing her viewpoints because they didn't go along with the
school's ideology," she said.

Jones asked her about her confidence level in Tapia's case within the
context of California's judicial system, noting the far-left politics of
the state.

But Gondeiro expressed her confidence in the process, reiterating the
"clear" nature of the district's alleged infringement on Tapia's
Constitutional rights.

"The Constitution is very clear," Gondeiro said. "You cannot discriminate
against individuals because of their religious beliefs, and we have facts
that are clearly outlined in the complaint that show that they retaliated
against her for her beliefs, but did not do so with other teachers for
expressing their viewpoints."

"The Supreme Court has also been very clear when it comes to the free
exercise of religion, and so I'm always skeptical with California, but the
reality is, is they have to follow the United States Supreme Court, and we
feel confident the Supreme Court supports our case."

The school district responded to request for comment saying, "Jurupa
Unified School District has not been served with a lawsuit from Ms. Tapia.
The District will defend against any lawsuit filed."

Fox News' Danielle Wallace contributed to this report.

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