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Georgetown professor resigns after colleague was fired for racist comments

Canceled for not calling her out: Second Georgetown Law professor resigns after failing to correct colleague who was fired for saying black students are plain bottom of her class in leaked Zoom call David Batson was placed on administrative leave pending an investigation into his conversation with Professor Sandra Sellers that went viral last week On Saturday Georgetown confirmed that Batson had submitted his resignation  Sellers, 62, was fired after video showed her complaining to Batson about how black students were predominantly at the bottom of her class  Neither Batson nor Sellers appeared to realized their Zoom call was still being recorded after they dismissed students from a video lecture 

Georgetown investigates professor for saying black students always bottom of the class

Georgetown Law on Thursday fired white professor Sandra Sellers, 62, over her comments about black students She was filmed on a Zoom call with another professor stating that in her class, a lot of my lower ones are blacks She described her black students as just plain at the bottom Sellers was speaking to Professor David Batson who has been placed on administrative leave pending a further investigation Batson did not respond directly to her comments in the conversation He was condemned for not calling her out on her statements  The video had been available for students to view on an online portal for 2 weeks

Capitol Police Admit They Knew of Strong Potential for Violence from Militia Groups and White Supremacist Organizations Before Jan 6 Siege

Capitol Police Admit They Knew of ‘Strong Potential for Violence’ from ‘Militia Groups and White Supremacist’ Organizations Before Jan. 6 Siege Colin Kalmbacher © Provided by Law & Crime The acting chief of the U.S. Capitol Police admitted her department’s failures and culpability for the early January siege of the U.S. Capitol Complex during a meeting with members of Congress on Tuesday. Yogananda D. Pittman, the acting head of the federal agency tasked with protecting the national seat of government as well as the broader District of Columbia, also noted that the Capitol Police “knew that there was a strong potential for violence” but did not sufficiently act on the information it had about that the threat posed by various “militia groups and white supremacist organizations.”

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