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TN school to pay $10K, rescind suspension over social media post

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By Angele Latham Verified
| Aol Verified
TN school to pay $10K, rescind suspension over social media post A Tennessee private school must rescind its 2025 suspension of a senior and pay $10,000, according to a June 21 settlement stemming from a dispute over her social media activity. The settlement also bars Tennessee Christian Preparatory School from making disparaging remarks about Morgan Armstrong to any colleges or universities.
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Judge awards $10k to TN student suspended for LGBTQ social media post Original

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By Angele Latham Verified
| The Tennessean Verified
Almost a year after a Tennessee student was suspended from her private school, banned from campus and denied attendance at graduation because she posted on her personal social media about being gay, a judge has ruled in her favor and settled the case. Morgan Armstrong, a graduating senior at Tennessee Christian Preparatory School, posted photos on social media of her girlfriend and herself in late April 2025.
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The rise and fall of Chud the Builder, from ragebaiting to attempted murder charge Original

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By Hadley Hitson Verified, Angele Latham Verified
| The Tennessean Verified
Online influencer Dalton Eatherly, known as "Chud the Builder," was arrested and charged with attempted murder. Eatherly built a large following by posting "rage-bait" content, which included racist language and staged confrontations. He is currently being held without bail while awaiting trial for the shooting and a separate charge. The case has sparked a legal debate over free speech, provocation, and self-defense in the age of monetized online conflict.
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