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The Canadian Shop Teacher With Size Z Prosthetic Boobs Is Put On Leave -- Is This A Troll Job That's Unraveling?
Kayla Lemieux ditches her Z size breasts outside the classroom
Trans teacher with huge prosthetic breasts 'should be able to express herself' says Canadian school
Lemieux, is back at it again. For more context, basically a student was banned for talking pictures of them on the 15th. : r/PublicFreakout
Canadian trans teacher with giant prosthetic breasts reportedly put on leave after parents slam school board
Pronoun debate pits parental rights against kids' rights
Trans teacher with huge prosthetic breasts 'should be able to express herself' says Canadian school
Halton school board's failure to deal with prosthetic-breasts controversy makes a mockery of equity
Kayla Lemieux ditches her Z size breasts outside the classroom
BCLS Hosting therapy dog storytime with Scout, the Golden Retriever
Kayla Lemieux, a trans teacher with Z-cup prosthetic breasts, returns to the classroom at a NEW school after she was put on paid leave - forcing principal to boost security
Students 'threatened with suspension' if they photograph trans teacher with huge prosthetic breasts
Teachers college issues review of Oakville teacher who wears huge fake breasts as parents ponder lawsuit : r/canada
Trans teacher with huge prosthetic breasts 'should be able to express herself' says Canadian school