After dozens of school districts and colleges fired employees or placed them on leave over social media posts about Charlie Kirk’s assassination, some are turning to federal courts to get their jobs back.

A former Ball State University staff member is suing the Indiana school’s president after she was fired for posting on Facebook, “Charlie Kirk’s death is a reflection of the violence, fear and hatred he sowed. It does not excuse his death, AND it’s a sad truth.”

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An art teacher in central Iowa filed a suit last week after the Oskaloosa school board voted to fire him for posting “1 Nazi down” about Kirk’s assassination.

An elementary school teacher assistant is suing her Spartanburg County, South Carolina, d

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