#teenageblurp

[patriotimmigrant]

Friends/Amigos do you think he should have exposed her after 4 years? Was her use of the racial slur at 14 going on 15 years of age, learned behavior from observing other students that were Black, utilizing that same racial slur towards other Blacks, and Whites at her school? Was her use of the word malicious in its intent, and was she very comfortable with the use of that racial slur because she often heard it from her White parents, and White friends, because it was the norm based on the history of systemic racism, and abuse of Blacks in "Lee's"burg since the days of slavery? What's your opinion? Either way, your comment will be respected. What do you think? #RacialSlur or #TeenageBlurp #Accountability Or #TeenLingo Here's the story... A ‘hostile learning environment’ "Jimmy Galligan was in history class last school year when his phone buzzed with a message. Once he clicked on it, he found a three-second video of a white classmate looking into the camera and uttering an anti-Black racial slur. The slur, he said, was regularly hurled in classrooms and hallways throughout his years in the Loudoun County school district. He had brought the issue up to teachers and administrators but, much to his anger and frustration, his complaints had gone nowhere. So he held on to the video, which was sent to him by a friend, and made a decision that would ricochet across Leesburg, Va., Read more? Link here: A Racial Slur, a Viral Video, and a Reckoning https://nyti.ms/3rxt184 https://www.instagram.com/p/CJSUmY8HcFc/?igshid=lclknxcik0hs