Police were called to a New Jersey elementary school after a 9-year-old student said, “Brownies,” while talking about snacks, his mother alleged.
Another student reportedly misinterpreted the comment and thought it was said in a racist way, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer. A teacher subsequently called police.
“He said they were talking about brownies,” Stacy dos Santos, the child’s mother, said. “Who exactly did he offend?”
Dos Santos added that the incident has made her think twice about sending her child back to the school in the fall.
“I’m not comfortable with the administration; I don’t trust them, and neither does my child,” she said. “He was intimidated, obviously. There was a police officer with a gun in the holster talking to my son, saying, ‘Tell me what you said.’ He didn’t have anybody on his side.”
Officers also spoke to the children’s parents, and the incident was reported to the New Jersey Division of Child Protection and Permanency.
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This borders on INSANITY!!!!!
ReplyDeleteAnyone try that still sends their children to public schools gets what you get
ReplyDeleteThis world has become RIDICULOUS! Sheesh cant even talk about brownies without being accused of being racist. Its stupid!
ReplyDeleteAnother 9 year old calls their classmate racist for talking about brownies. WTF are their parents raising?
ReplyDeleteBrownies all over the world are weeping.
ReplyDeleteThis country has been allowed to cater to the "few" and bow to their every whim and demand, that this is what it has come to. I still do not understand why whites are the only ones who are racists. We all know better than that.
ReplyDeleteCan I mention black beans?
ReplyDelete3:35,you said "borders". Oh, for shame, lol!
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