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A Georgia State University spokesperson said the Provost and chief of police met with the two students involved earlier this week. The spokesperson said the professor involved was removed from teaching in-person classes to avoid disruption.
M Carissa Gray, an associate English professor at Georgia State University, was removed from in-person teaching after she called school police on two students who showed up for class a few minutes late.
A professor called campus police on two students who arrived late to class, prompting discussions about better ways to handle classroom disruptions.
A community college professor in the Atlanta suburb of Covington, Georgia, called the campus police on two students who refused to leave the classroom
Student and TikToker Bria Blake, 20, shared a video about the incident that has since been viewed over 400,000 times. The post Race Fury: Uni Professor Called Cops On Black Students Two Mins Late For Class appeared first on Zenger News.