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6/22/2025, 5:28:49 PM
>Three years ago, he came out at school. The children wanted to know if he was married, so he told them about his husband.
>‘Hell began in my life in 2022,’ says Inácio-Stech. A boy from a Lebanese family came to class with a toy gun and announced: ‘I don't want a gay teacher.’
>The attacks increased in the next school year. In May 2023, a fifth-grader, also from a Muslim family, went on the rampage in German class, made jokes about homosexuals, physically threatened Inácio-Stech and the whole class went berserk.
>However, the school management did not intervene and the prevention project was rejected. In the months that followed, children repeatedly told him that they wouldn't come to his lessons because he was gay. They said: ‘You're going to hell’, called him “unclean”, ‘family disgrace’, one girl shouted: ‘Islam will win’, one boy said: ‘Go away, you gay, Islam is the boss here.’
>Inácio-Stech's homosexuality was an issue to the school board, although it is never mentioned by name. Instead, the school management and staff council always talk about his ‘diversity’.
>According to the staff council, this diversity could be difficult at the school because of the many children from ‘traditional homes’. Inácio-Stech may have to adapt his pedagogical concept to the ‘social starting conditions’.
>Inácio-Stech says that children from two sixth-grade classes and one fifth-grade class recently took part in the bullying. Other sources told the Berliner Zeitung that there were around 60 pupils in total. 60 out of 336 pupils taught at the Carl Bolle School. Almost a fifth of the pupil body.
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>‘Hell began in my life in 2022,’ says Inácio-Stech. A boy from a Lebanese family came to class with a toy gun and announced: ‘I don't want a gay teacher.’
>The attacks increased in the next school year. In May 2023, a fifth-grader, also from a Muslim family, went on the rampage in German class, made jokes about homosexuals, physically threatened Inácio-Stech and the whole class went berserk.
>However, the school management did not intervene and the prevention project was rejected. In the months that followed, children repeatedly told him that they wouldn't come to his lessons because he was gay. They said: ‘You're going to hell’, called him “unclean”, ‘family disgrace’, one girl shouted: ‘Islam will win’, one boy said: ‘Go away, you gay, Islam is the boss here.’
>Inácio-Stech's homosexuality was an issue to the school board, although it is never mentioned by name. Instead, the school management and staff council always talk about his ‘diversity’.
>According to the staff council, this diversity could be difficult at the school because of the many children from ‘traditional homes’. Inácio-Stech may have to adapt his pedagogical concept to the ‘social starting conditions’.
>Inácio-Stech says that children from two sixth-grade classes and one fifth-grade class recently took part in the bullying. Other sources told the Berliner Zeitung that there were around 60 pupils in total. 60 out of 336 pupils taught at the Carl Bolle School. Almost a fifth of the pupil body.
I love immigration and religious diversity!
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