Fired educators vow to fight on after Supreme Court rejects vaccine mandate case – NaturalNews.com

The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear a lawsuit from NYC educators over vaccine mandate religious exemptions.
The teachers argued the city ran a discriminatory two-track exemption system favoring certain religions.
Thousands of employees were terminated after having their sincere religious exemption requests denied.
The plaintiffs call the outcome devastating but vow to continue their legal fight in other courts.
A parallel state case has already provided some relief for the affected educators.
The highest court in the land has turned its back on a fundamental question of religious liberty, leaving thousands of New York City educators who lost their jobs over a vaccine mandate searching for justice elsewhere. This week, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear Kane v. City of New York, a lawsuit brought by public school teachers and staff who argued the city’s process for granting religious exemptions from the COVID-19 shot was blatantly discriminatory. The decision lets stand lower …