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COMMENT A Connecticut high schooler was arrested after allegedly calling a classmate a racial slur on Snapchat. The student reportedly shared a photo of Fairfield Warde High School sophomore Jamar Medor on May 7, writing “why is there a n****r in my homeroom” and “why is he not in chains,” according to ABC 7. “I have no words,”Jamar said. “Like I’m speechless. I’m kind of mad and upset and kind of sad, too.” The following weekend, Judith Medor said her younger son recieved a racist video call from students at another school, Fairfield Ludlowe High School, after the p...

Photo was taken on campus at Fairfield Warde High School in Connecticut  The school is located in one of the wealthiest areas of the US, and just 3 percent of the students at the school are black  The victim of the racist snap, 16-year-old Jamar Medor, says he no longer feels comfortable at school The unidentified perpetrator has been charged and suspended; a petition calling for his expulsion has gained 24,000 signatures  

After one incident was reported last Friday, a second report of racist behavior occurred...

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