Has Violence Against Teachers Become Accepted by Society?

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Martin argues that violence against educators has become dangerously normalized, with society and school systems increasingly treating physical and verbal abuse as an expected part of teaching rather than an urgent workplace safety crisis. My experience made something painfully clear: violence against educators has become so normalized that society now treats it as an expected part of teaching. When violence becomes familiar, it stops feeling urgent.

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