Mom Au Huynh Slams Texas School for Ignoring Racism Directed at Her Sons
Instead of the school district taking ownership of students’ anti-Asian hate, Au Huynh said her children have the “burden” of explaining to their peers why it is wrong.
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Instead of the school district taking ownership of students’ anti-Asian hate, Au Huynh said her children have the “burden” of explaining to their peers why it is wrong.
A mother is demanding stronger measures against hate speech and discrimination from a Texas school district after her two Asian American sons were allegedly subjected to racism and harassment. Alleged targeting: Vietnamese American mother HaiAu Huynh has raised concerns about the safety of students of color in the Cypress-Fairbanks Independent School District (Cy-Fair ISD), urging the reinstatement of certain policies for better protection, according to ABC13. Incidents reportedly began in January when both of her sons were called racial slurs on the school bus.
HaiAu Huynh says her children have been called "Ching Chong, Wing Wong" on the school bus
Two Asian American students at McGown Elementary have allegedly been targeted with racial slurs and harassment, their Cy-Fair ISD mother said.
Pitt has filed three summary charges and held eight conduct hearings against protestors who disrupted a Board of Trustees meeting in September. Most of the protesters were students, staff and unaffiliated supporters of Trans Action Building.