A former Portland-area teacher who stood up to Planned Parenthood is filing a lawsuit after the school punished him and refused to renew his contract.

Bill Diss, an 11-year math and computer science teacher at Benson High School in Portland, Oregon, has been an outspoken critic of Planned Parenthood and their abortion services.  In March 2014, police removed him because he refused to allow the abortionists in his classroom.

The abortionists were going through the school bribing students to sign up for a program by promising gifts and cash.

In 2012, he had refused to allow the group into the classroom.  The principal and vice principal then came into the room and temporarily removed him from the room.  The next day, the school forced him to sit on instruction from Planned Parenthood.  The school also used his name on documents sent home with students promoting Planned Parenthood without his permission.

“Because he expressed his opposition to the activities of Planned Parenthood at Benson High School, [Diss] became a target,” the legal challenge reads. “They launched a full-scale assault on the plaintiff as a teacher. He was observed and evaluated on the most minute aspects of his teaching.”

“As the attention mounted, the plaintiff was summoned for questioning by Benson High School administrators,” the lawsuit states. “He was interrogated about his activities by the principal and by an attorney for the district. The activities in question occurred on his own time, not at school, nonetheless he was specifically instructed not to mention the fact that he was a teacher or where he worked when making public statements.”

The school denies they persecuted this teacher because he would not support the abortionist group.