Threat Against Black Students At Texas H.S. Causes Mass Absence
Threat Against Black Students At Texas High School Causes Mass Absence
apparent threat against black students in Killeen TX causes parents to take kids out en masse http://t.co/phwfRiwMcN pic.twitter.com/K5wpTnlCyW
— Tobias Salinger (@TobySalKC) August 30, 2015
Parents pulled Black students from Killeen High School Friday morning after presumed white supremacists posted threats to Instagram, reports the New York Daily News.
“This is a final warning to all the n—— out there,” the message from jakedajesus254 read. “I’m gonna beat UR a—- I wanna fight every n—– who thinks he can take me. I will be fighting everyone I can tomorrow after school in front of the school.”
The message quickly spread, leading to 352 absences out of the approximately 2,000 student population.
“I didn’t want to take any chances. An unexcused absence is better than a permanent absence to me,” Latasha Wilkerson-Nixon told the local paper as she picked up her daughter.
Read more at the New York Daily News.
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