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First Posted: May 07, 2021 04:16 AM EDT Photo : Edward Smith/Getty Images An Alaska high school teacher was placed on administrative leave after she was caught on camera telling her students over Zoom that George Floyd would still be alive if he complied with police orders. Daily Mail Online reported that one of the students' parents uploaded the 15-minute video on YouTube. In the video, the Alaska teacher referred to as "Ms. Gardner" was seen with a face mask while talking to her students about police killing Black people, including George Floyd's death. READ NEXT: Alaska Teacher Commen...
© press A school teacher has been suspended for saying during a Zoom class that George Floyd "would still be alive" if he had complied with the police during his arrest. In a 15-minute video, posted on YouTube by a parent, the teacher at Lathrop High School in Fairbanks, Alaska, also said that people should expect to be targeted by cops if dress like "thugs." The teacher, who is referred to as "Ms. Gardner" can be seen talking to her students about police killing black people, and telling them that if they complied with police, they would be less likely to get shot.
Fairbanks teacher on leave after ‘racially insensitive’ comments on George Floyd in class Author: Dan Bross and Robyne, KUAC Updated: May 11 and is republished with permission. FAIRBANKS — A Fairbanks teacher has been put on administrative leave after comments she made during a discussion about George Floyd in her class at Lathrop High School, according to school officials. A parent notified the school of the comments last Wednesday. In a letter to parents on Friday, Lathrop High School Principal Carly Sween described the comments as “racially insensitive.” The Fairbanks N...