US EditionOn authenticity: Eva Parker shares her experience coming out as a teacher
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On authenticity: Eva Parker shares her experience coming out as a teacher
After spending all of her childhood in the small circle of Missoula, Montana, Carlmont teacher Eva Parker knew she wanted a life beyond the Garden City’s sprawling ranches and rugged mountains. “I’m from a small town where there are people that are not really exposed to a lot of different religions or cultures or personal identities,” Parker said. “So as I got older, I was like, ‘I need to get out of here,’ because people that stay there don’t e…
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