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“We believe they have been betrayed for years in education and we have normalized that betrayal and it’s not acceptable,” Adams said at an unrelated press conference Monday.
Standley McCray, who worked as a classroom aide at the Peek-Davis school in Brooklyn, squeezed the boy’s hands for two minutes before grabbing him by the neck, causing him to fall to the ground, investigators from the Education Department found last September.