When an unmarried high school biology teacher in a Long Island, New York, school became pregnant, a group of parents petitioned the school board to fire her. They reasoned that her pregnancy was proof of immorality and that allowing her to remain a teacher would set a poor example for students. Explain

answer the following question – Read the following dialogues carefully. Note any evidence of mine-is better thinking. Then decide which view in each dialogue is more reasonable and why. (Be sure to guard against your own mine-is-better thinking.)
Background note: When an unmarried high school biology teacher in a Long Island, New York, school became pregnant, a group of parents petitioned the school board to fire her. They reasoned that her pregnancy was proof of immorality and that allowing her to remain a teacher would set a poor example for students. The school board refused to fire her.10 Arthur:Good for the school board. Their action must have taken courage. Pious hypocrites can generate a lot of pressure. Guinevere:Why do you call them hypocrites? They had a right to express their view. Arthur:Do you mean you agree with that nonsense about the pregnant teacher being immoral and a poor example to students? Guinevere:Yes, I suppose I do. Not that I think everybody deserves firing from his or her job in such circumstances. I think teachers are in a special category. More should be expected of them. They should have to measure up to a higher standard of conduct than people in other occupations because they are in charge of young peoples education, and young people are impressionable