Tuesday 16 August 2022 05:28 PM ANTIFA teacher enjoys his $190,000 payout over beers and bike rides trends now
The ANTIFA teacher who was given a $190,000 payout after he was exposed for trying to indoctrinate his students is seen enjoying his newfound fortune and free time.
Exclusive DailyMail.com photos show Gabriel Gipe, 38, bike riding and grabbing a drink with friends during his controversial paid leave.
Gipe, a former teacher at Inderkum High School in California, was exposed last year by Project Veritas after he plastered his classroom with photos of former Chinese leader Mao Zedong with the slogan 'Antifascist Action'.
The Natomas Unified School District placed him on paid leave pending an investigation and four months later struck a deal with him in which he received $190,000 - three times his salary - and tendered his resignation, sparking outrage by the community.
The tattooed teacher was seen in a helmet biking alongside his girlfriend to a local pub over the weekend. Gipe appears to be making the most of his unemployment and was all smiles as he ordered pizza and beers for the group.
The next day Gipe was seen stopping for gas while wearing a Boycott Driscoll t-shirt - the movement boycott Driscoll berries and stande in solidarity with farmworkers in Baja California. His girlfriend appears to be equally the activist and wore a t-shirt emblazoned with 'Schools Not Prisons.'
Exclusive DailyMail.com photos show ANTIFA teacher Gabriel Gipe bike riding after receiving a $190,000 payout
The tattooed teacher was seen in a helmet biking alongside his girlfriend to a local pub over the weekend
Gipe, a former teacher at Inderkum High School in California, was exposed by Project Veritas last year for pushing his ANTIFA agenda on his students
Gipe appears to be making the most of his unemployment and was all smiles as he ordered pizza and beers for his friends
Gipe was paid $190,000 to resign from his role at Inderkum High School after being exposed by Project Veritas for trying to push his ANTIFA agenda on kids
Gipe offered students extra credit to attend protests. He appears to enjoying his free time with friends and his girlfriend
Critics say Gipe's payout is another example of the double standard that is permeating America; one rule for conservative thinkers and another for anyone who leans to the left
The Natomas Unified School District placed him on paid leave pending an investigation and four months later struck a deal with him in which he received three times his salary and tendered his resignation
Critics say Gipe's payout is another example of the double standard that is permeating America; one rule for conservative thinkers and another for anyone who leans to the left.
'This exorbitant payout for a teacher who should have been terminated on the spot is illustrative of why trust in schools is eroding so quickly.
'The settlement — paid in public dollars — only incentivizes bad actors to bring their activism into the classroom and then sit back and wait for a windfall of cash,' Erika Sanzi, Director of Outreach for Parents Defending Education, previously told DailyMail.com.
Harmeet K. Dhillon, former vice chairwoman of the California Republican Party, echoed the anger.
She said it was indicative of the hold the teachers' union has over schools.
'This is a classic example of the death-grip the California Teachers Association has on both our schools and our politicians — they’ve made it virtually impossible to fire even the most harmful,
