In a world where private lives often become public, a Missouri teacher’s story is making waves. Brianna Coppage, formerly an English teacher at St. Clair High School, was featured on Fox News Digital.
The big reveal? She’s now making big bucks on OnlyFans, a site known for adult content.
Ms. Coppage used to teach kids. Now, she’s in front of a camera, selling explicit content.
She told Fox News Digital she joined OnlyFans to “supplement my income.”
With a teacher’s salary of $42,000 and student loans to pay, it seemed like a solution. But here’s where we need to stop and think.
Fox News, once hailed as a conservative beacon, seems to hint that making money, no matter the means, is a good thing.
They focus on Coppage’s near $1 million earnings.
But what about values and morals? Since when did we start celebrating money more than character?
Traditional values, which many treasure, talk about respect and doing what’s right.
Teachers, especially, have a duty to set a good example.
By spotlighting Coppage’s earnings without questioning the ethical side, Fox News seems to have drifted from its conservative roots.
The school’s superintendent, Kyle Kruse, took the situation to heart.
He said they’re consulting lawyers about the matter. It’s not just about school rules; it’s about our community’s core beliefs.
Coppage believes everyone deserves a private life outside their job. That’s fair.
But there’s a huge gap between keeping personal matters private and sharing adult content for money.
Her claim that she’d do it again makes one wonder where our values are headed.
Interestingly, Coppage points out it was adults, not students, who first found her OnlyFans content.
But that’s not the main issue.
The real concern is her choice to be on such a platform, which clashes with many people’s beliefs about right and wrong.
In conclusion, while Coppage’s story is an eye-opener, it’s also a wake-up call.
Media, especially outlets like Fox News that once championed conservative values, should be careful with their narratives.
Sensational stories like this one might get clicks, but at what cost to our values?
It’s time we remembered what’s truly important.
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