Biology professor Johnson Varkey at St. Philip's College allegedly fired for discussing biology and sex determination. Academic freedom under threat.
entities according to professionals in the medical field. Unfortunately, professor Johnson Varkey, who has an immense qualification regarding the subject has lost his job due to him being “insensitive.”states that a long-serving biology professor at a community college in Texas is alleging that he was given a dismissal for engaging in “religious preaching”. Furthermore, this was during a lesson about the scientific concept of sex determination through X and Y chromosomes.
Johnson Varkey, who has been teaching at St. Philip’s College in San Antonio for 20 years, claims that he is facing accusations of religious discussions. Furthermore, he had subsequently lost his job after delivering a lecture on November 28, 2022.He retained not just an Attorney, but a whole law firm.
"The First Liberty Institute, a Texas-based nonprofit Christian conservative law firm, last week sent a letter to the school on behalf of the veteran educator and demanded his reinstatement."Conservatives are stating that the truth is now hate speech. Furthermore, Twitter users are happy to hear that an actual law firm is supporting his teachings. In addition to this, it seems that the woke ideology is backfiring on itself as Professor Johnson Varkey is an African American.
Gender is applied in language that refers to sex. I do not have a gender. You do not have a gender. Gender is linguistic, sex is biologic.There are others who state that sex is biological and gender is a social construct. Whether anyone agrees or disagrees with this is completely up to them. However, there cannot be any denial that humans are mostly born either male or female.
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