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$1.2M settlement for former Atlanta fire chief, dismissed for writing Bible study criticizing homosexual acts
October 17, 2018
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CWN Editor's Note: Kelvin Cochran, who served as US Fire Administrator during President Barack Obama’s first term, was dismissed from his position as Atlanta’s fire chief in 2015 after he criticized homosexual acts in a men’s Bible study book on marriage.
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