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Middle Eastern mom alleges that L.A. teachers' union has 'racially targeted' her for being pro-reopening — and she's got receipts [screenshots]

Miryam Qudrat has a son in the Los Angeles Unified School District, so she understandably has a vested interest in whether schools reopen and how they reopen.

Qudrat, who favors reopening, recently shared her perspective with the L.A. Times — and apparently found herself on United Teachers of Los Angeles’ naughty list:

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So, their response basically boils down to “the L.A. Times is only talking to privileged parents who want to reopen schools and ignoring Black and Brown families.”

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Based on the evidence presented, Qudrat’s outrage is entirely justified.

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