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Some Aledo ISD families are hoping to bring their community together this week to build unity just a year after two students were targeted after receiving slave auction social media messages.
'They failed to protect them': Parents of Black students targeted in racist post speak out against Aledo ISD The parents of two students who were sent a racist post said the school district is not being transparent and honest about the racist post. Author: Rebecca Lopez Updated: 10:34 PM CDT April 15, 2021 ALEDO, Texas — The parents of two Black students targeted in a racist social media group stood together to speak out about what happened. “Today I stand very clear our sons are not victims. They are targeted in a racially charged incident terroristic th...
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Aledo ninth-graders’ ‘slave auction’ of Black classmates should be a wake-up call to all white parents Aledo ninth-graders’ ‘slave auction’ of Black classmates should be a wake-up call to all white parents If we aren’t using recent incidents involving Dallas-Fort Worth area students to talk to our own kids about racism, we are part of the problem Mothers Tamara Lawrence, left, and Mioshi Johnson spoke to the media Thursday night after addressing the Aledo ISD school board about a racist Snapchat group that targeted their ninth-grade sons.(Tom Fox / Staff Photographer) Aledo ISD ...
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Parents of two Black students targeted in a “Slave Trade” on social media demand a change in the Aledo school district’s culture. Mioshi Johnson and Tamara...