Fulminating against an apparent injustice over and over again doesn't help anybody. There appears to be no news about how this case is working out. I'm sure most of us would hope that the sacked teacher gets justice, assuming that the facts as stated are correct, and also that those responsible will get appropriate penalties imposed upon them (which of course tends to be less likely.)

But the issues raised by this case are important, and discussing them here does make sense. One way and another most of us to navigate our way through this confused territory as the communities within which we live become ever more variegated, and new opportunities for getting things wrong present themselves. It's not just about abstract theory, it's also about how we behave and talk.