Racist Graffiti That Led To Walkouts
Was Made By Nonwhite Student, Missouri
School District Says
Posted By: JrSample, 9/29/2021 1:30:21 PM
Racist graffiti found in a Missouri high school's bathrooms was the product of a "hate hoax," the school district announced Tuesday. When faculty at Parkway Central High School in St. Louis County announced that racist graffiti had been uncovered earlier in September, students and community members across the district staged a walkout in condemnation of the incident. However, the culprit behind the graffiti was a nonwhite student, according to a letter sent to parents, Supt. Keith Marty announced Tuesday.
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Racist Graffiti That Led To Walkouts
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Of course it was. In the age of small hidden digital cameras why would a white person subject themselves to the obvious risk of career ruination and threat of physical violence by committing vandalism? Notice that the same act committed by a racial minority provokes little or no response from the authorities in charge; just ask Jussie Smollett. The only response is applauding the narcissistic walkout by students who are deluded into thinking that their skipping class affects anyone but themselves.