The Missouri school where a black student beat a white girl into a seizure last week has a history of anti-white racism cases and violent confrontations, according to local residents, former students and staffers.
Here’s the backstory:
Now a former student at the Hazelwood East High School in St. Louis has charged that anti-white bullying has been ongoing at the school for decades.
In addition, locals say fights have extended out into their neighbourhoods for years.
In 2017, a principal alleged that anti-white discrminination was the cause of her demotion, as reported at the time by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
NEW: Reports are coming in that brutal fights involving students in @HazelwoodSD have been going on for YEARS. The school appears to have incorporated equity based school discipline policies according to their most recent DEI Initiative.
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) March 11, 2024
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It has also been noted that while most students in the district have been struggling to reach proficiency levels, it was awarded the North County Incorporated (NCI) Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Leadership Award in 2022.
It’s a familiar story all over the country.
Meanwhile, Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey, has urged “This evil and complete disregard for human life has no place in Missouri, or anywhere.”
Bailey added, “I am praying for the victim. The criminal should be charged and tried as an adult. If the victim dies, that offense should rise to a homicide.”
The victim, identified only as Kaylee, is still in critical condition, fighting for her life according to her family, with a skull fracture, brain bleeding, and damage to her frontal lobe.
A GoFundMe page has been set up to accept donations for the family, it notes “Kaylee is fighting hard to stay alive and heal but this is only the beginning of a very uphill battle for Kaylee and her family.”
“We will not know the [extent] of the brain damage that has occurred until she wakes up but the path to recovery will be extremely hard on the family, not only mentally but financially.”
The St. Louis Dispatch also reports that many students walked out of the high school on Monday after video of the brutal incident went viral online.
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