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A Jersey City high school science teacher was suspended after an impromptu rant during a Zoom class yesterday where he called George Floyd “a f ing criminal,” as NBC New York first reported.
“I hear people whining and crying about Black Lives Matter, but George Floyd was a f ing criminal and he got arrested and he got killed because he wouldn’t comply and the bottom line is we make him a f ing hero,” Howard Zlotkin said during a class taught on Zoom for students at Dickinson High School.
The TV station first aired excerpts from the virtual session, which was reportedly during a lesson about climate change, this morning. The video also shows him giving students a double middle finger, as well as using profanity in other instances.
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Sasserâs lawsuit alleges that by punishing him for his speech, UGA and others infringed on his constitutional rights, including the right to free speech.
Motions to dismiss Sasser s amended claim argued that Sasserâs suit contained many factual errors.
Additionally, the complaint alleges that Sasserâs speech is not entitled to First Amendment protections because the racial slur he used constitutes âfighting words.â Fighting words are defined by the Supreme Court as words that inflict injury or tend to incite an immediate breach of the peace.â
Sasserâs amended complaint argues that his use of the slur was intended to be positive and in support of Fields.