Tuesday, November 15, 2022

Texas teacher on leave after telling kids white race is ‘superior’


Only a few decades ago this was a common view so it is strange that it is now penalized. Black educational performance is notoriously poor so it is understandable that teachers in close touch with that would see a broader generalization underlying it.

The problem is with generalizations. Their coverage of reality is always limited


A Texas teacher has been placed on leave after a shocking video emerged of him saying he believes white people are “the superior” race.

In the video, the unidentified white teacher in the Pflugerville Independent School District, northeast of Austin, was captured saying, “Deep down in my heart, I’m ethnocentric, which means I think my race is the superior one.”

It’s unclear what led to the controversial conversation inside a classroom at Bohls Middle School, the New York Post reported.

Video obtained by broadcaster KVUE shows the students’ quick reaction to the statement, which prompted one student to ask, “So white is better than all?”

The teacher then asks the students to let him finish speaking before adding, “I think everybody thinks that, they’re just not honest about it.”

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Several students then appear to confront the teacher about his bold claim, asking him if he just openly admitted to being racist.

“I think everybody is a racist at that level,” the teacher responded.

When asked a second time if he just said he is racist, the teacher said, “I did. I did. If I’m going to be honest with you.”

“No, I’m not going to say it again. I said it enough,” the teacher added.

The teacher, seemingly done with the conversation, can then be heard asking students to put their phones down.

Parents of students in the school district said they found the conversation inappropriate and upsetting for their young children.

“I think the most disturbing piece is that it was a situation where kids had experienced this real-time,” Dr Shante Lyons, a parent in the district, told KVUE.

Another parent, Brian Hennington, told the outlet that this kind of conversation should have never taken place in school.

“There are other personal experiences we’ve had as people of colour that we had individually, but to see this in the classroom setting is just not acceptable,” Mr Hennington said.

Pflugerville Independent School District Superintendent Douglas Killian released a statement following the incident, saying officials were aware of “an inappropriate conversation” that took place during an advisory class.

“This interaction does not align with our core beliefs as a district. The video of the conversation includes statements that we find wholly inappropriate. The teacher has been placed on administrative leave while Human Resources conducts an investigation,” Dr Killian said.

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1 comment:

Anonymous said...


That teacher said many of the exact same things that are taught in the Colleges today, he just barely DIDN'T tip over into the self-flagellation for being white that those Colleges teach.