A transgender public school teacher in New York’s Hudson Valley says she was taunted by students, repeatedly misgendered by colleagues, and forced out of her job by the administration after parents launched a vitriolic social media campaign against her.
Tonia Daniels, who was employed as a substitute in Dutchess County, claims kids in her classes laughed at her, asked continually if she “was a boy or a girl,” and, in one instance, was mockingly called “sir” by a fifth-grader.
