Teacher fired because of her personal website

Heather Weathers (I know--it's a great name) is a New Orleans feminist artist. After Katrina hit, she had to live in Lafayette, where she was hired by the Lafayette Parish School Board to teach at Comeaux High School. But after one week, Weathers was fired when the principal saw her website.

It is unknown whether the principal objected to Weathers' feminism, her explicit art, or both, though my best guess is that he objected to the explicit art, and it didn't help that it was feminist. Weathers has filed suit with the ACLU and is seeking compensation for lost wages, earning opportunity and benefits, as well as emotional distress.

That's what I call helping each other out during a disaster.