Racist texts to LAUSD students prompt calls for heightened security
"The wave of racist texts that students across the nation have received in ... You may not have any weapons or sharp things on you when it's time for pickup. You are in group B." The LAUSD issued a statement saying they're aware of the "offensive and ...
LAUSD officials investigating racist texts sent to students
Authorities are investigating a series of racist text messages that were sent to Black and Hispanic students in the Los Angeles Unified School District, part of a much larger trend occurring across the country.
LAUSD investigates racist texts to students amid call for district to declare state of emergency
Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent Albert Carvalho condemned racist text messages being sent to Black Americans across the country, and said some of the messages were sent to students in the district.
LAUSD students among Black Americans who've received racist texts recently
Superintendent Alberto Carvalho said some LAUSD students had recently received racist text messages. Dozens of Black Americans across the country have reported getting similar messages.
LAUSD students among those targeted in racist messaging
Black and Latino students in the Los Angeles Unified School District were among those targeted in a series of racist messages across the country. Reports began bubbling up last week; and 32 students in the district had reported receiving them as of Sunday, according to CBS.
LAUSD investigating racist texts sent to students
After racist texts were sent to dozens of Black Americans, including several LAUSD students, activists are calling for heightened security at LAUSD schools. The district and the FBI are investigating the messages.
FBI, LAUSD investigating racist texts sent to students
Racist text messages invoking slavery raised alarm across the country this week after they were sent to Black men, women and students, including middle schoolers, prompting inquiries by the FBI and other agencies.
Anne Arundel School Superintendent denounces racist texts received by students
Superintendent Mark Bedell sent a letter to the district Friday denouncing racist texts received by Anne Arundel students.
Local students, parents, administrators outraged after racist text messages sent to Black students
Students in several local communities, including L.A.’s Brentwood neighborhood, the San Fernando Valley and parts of the Inland Empire, received the racist texts, prompting outrage from students themselves as well as their parents and school staff.
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Racist Text Terror, LA Students Targeted in Nationwide Hate Campaign, FBI Sweeps Into Action
LAUSD students received racist texts, prompting Superintendent Carvalho and other officials to condemn the attacks and call ...
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Community members call for state of emergency as LAUSD racist text message investigation continues
Community members continue to call for a state of emergency as the Los Angeles Unified School District investigates racist ...
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Mom angry after 3 sons get racist 'plantation group' texts
Racist text messages telling people that they were selected to pick cotton for a plantation group have been received across ...
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Santa Monica mother urges officials to provide more security over racist texts
A racist text message was sent to thousands of Black individuals nationwide the day after the election, leaving one Santa ...
Teens around US report receiving racist text messages
Many teenagers and college students around the country have reported receiving racist text messages that were sent to phone ...
Black Coloradans react to receiving racist text messages as part of nationwide wave
Denver resident Jirah Lawrence says she was stunned to see the text message she received last Wednesday. Dozens of Black ...
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LAUSD is investigating racist texts to students
Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent Albert Carvalho on Saturday condemned racist text messages being sent to ...