Ex-member of black militia group The Brotherhood
is kicked out of Texas school board meeting
after threatening anti-CRT parents by
saying he's got '1,000 soldiers ready
to go, locked and loaded'
Posted By: Imright, 11/15/2021 10:13:46 PM
A former member of a black militia group was removed by police from a tense school board meeting after he said he had 'over a thousand soldiers ready to go' who were 'locked and loaded' in support of critical race theory - leaving anti-CRT parents feeling 'threatened' and 'scared.'The incident took place during a board meeting held by the Fort Worth Independent School District on November 9. The meeting was devoted in part to the teaching of critical race theory, which was opposed by some of the parents.During the meeting, a man identified as Malikk Austin got up and spoke for a minute, defending the teaching of CRT.
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