LA teacher hangs 'F*** the police,' 'F*** AmeriKKKa' posters in high school classroom — parent blasts display as taxpayer-funded 'brainwashing'



A parent with a student at Alexander Hamilton High School in Los Angeles, California, recently sounded the alarm about several vulgar, left-wing political posters on display in one of the student's classrooms that denigrate police and condemn America as racist.

What are the details?

According to the nonprofit group Parents Defending Education, the unidentified parent captured images of the posters and called the display an example of the "disgusting brainwashing of students with taxpayer dollars."

In one photo, it appears that an American flag is carelessly strewn atop a piece of furniture while a Palestinian flag, a transgender pride flag, a Black Lives Matter flag, and an LGBTQ+ flag are hung neatly on a classroom wall.

Then a second photo shows two posters — one saying "F*** the police" and another saying "F*** AmeriKKA. This is native land" — on display on a different portion of the classroom walls.

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The anti-police poster also includes text that reads: "Policing is a violent, anti-Black, settler institution that originated as slave patrols. Their primary mandate is to protect property and to militarily enforce White supremacist capitalism. They are doing their jobs as they are trained and paid to do. You can't fix what isn't broken. That's why we fight for police and prison abolition."

The other poster associates America with words and phrases such as "colonialism, genocide, slavery, imperialism, war on drugs, Jim Crow, and prison lands."

What else?

In a statement to Fox News, the Los Angeles Unified School District confirmed that the posters will be taken down, though it made no mention of the flags.

"L.A. Unified is aware of the specific classroom decorations," the district said. "The specific posters will be taken down. We maintain and uphold student and staff confidentiality and therefore cannot comment on any of our students or employees."

In a separate statement to Parents Defending Education, the district at first seemed to defend the teacher's decision to display controversial political memorabilia in class.

"Across the nearly 630,000 students and about 30,000 teachers district-wide, individual teachers decorate their rooms in a variety of ways, with some decorations being directly tied to or in support of our district curriculum, while others are inclined to adorn based on their freedom of expression and individuality," that statement read.

Though it added: "While utilizing decorations in our learning environments, all L.A. Unified teachers are expected to adhere to district policies and to be mindful of our mission to educate children in a classroom that reflects all our policies of inclusion and respectful treatment of individual rights. Any displays that are determined to be overtly and objectively political or otherwise run afoul of our policies of inclusion and respectful treatment of others will be taken down and will be handled administratively."

MSNBC host calls Tim Scott 'token,' 'tap dancer,' and 'clown,' says he's 'thirsty for white approval'



MSNBC host Tiffany Cross recommenced the racist diatribe against Republican Sen. Tim Scott (S.C.) over the weekend, calling the black senator "token," "tap dancer," and "clown" among a litany of other racially charged insults in response to his rebuttal of President Joe Biden's first address to a joint session of Congress.

Scott had once again become the subject of racist attacks from the left last week after declaring in the GOP response to Biden's speech that "America is not a racist country." As if trying to prove Scott wrong by openly displaying their racism, liberal critics on social media piled on with insults for the senator, at one point causing "Uncle Tim" to trend on Twitter.

That apparently wasn't enough for Cross, however, who took the opportunity on Saturday to launch some attacks of her own on network television.

"Name a political, social, or economic institution in America where widespread disparities and discrimination does not exist," the Root's Michael Harriot said, to which Cross responded, "The hollow institution that resides inside Republican Sen. Tim Scott's head. No racism there, and apparently no sense either."

Tim Scott is a "stone fool," Cross charged before adding that he "does not represent any constituency other than the small number of sleepy slow-witted sufferers of Stockholm Syndrome who get elevated to prominence for repeating a false narrative about this country that makes conservative white people feel comfortable," as images of the other prominent black conservatives flashed on the screen.

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During the segment, Cross slandered Scott as a "token," a "clown," and a "tap dancer" for Republican Minority Leader Sen. Mitch McConnell (Ky.). Yet she failed to refute a single policy proposal from Scott's speech, saying only that she wouldn't "argue with people Harriet Tubman would have left behind."

"There are two sides to every token. So thirsty for white approval, this dude actually stood on the national stage to defend the voter suppression law in Georgia," she said, repeating lies about Georgia's voting law — which actually expands early voting hours.

"Please, senator, say more about how un-racist the country is, while you trot out that tired line about going from 'cotton to Congress' to clown," she continued, echoing an egregious probe of Scott's family heritage recently put on by Washington Post fact-checkers.

"Perhaps, this was merely Sen. Scott's audition to be Sam Jackson's understudy in the film 'DJango,'" Cross added before calling herself a "daily survivor of institutional racism." In the film Cross referred to, "DJango Unchained," Jackson played a head slave in 1800s America who looks down upon other slaves and is known for loyalty to his master.

Unsurprisingly, Cross's racist tirade against Scott earned applause from fellow progressive MSNBC host Joy Reid.

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They ripped Tim Scott, but liberals are predictably silent after Kamala Harris agrees America is not a 'racist country'



Liberal critics were predictably silent on social media in response to Vice President Kamala Harris' suggestion that America is not "racist" Thursday morning, despite ripping Republican Sen. Tim Scott (S.C.) for making the same claim only hours before.

What's the background?

Progressive commentators on Twitter — as if trying to prove racism still exists — launched a racially charged offensive against the Republican lawmaker Wednesday night after he declared "America is not a racist country" while responding to President Joe Biden's address to a joint session of Congress

The critics referred to "Uncle Tim" so many times that it started trending on Twitter, prompting the social media company to have to block the trend.

In response, Scott called the attacks against him "upsetting" and "so disappointing" during a Thursday morning appearance on Fox News, adding that leftists "are literally attacking the color of my skin."

"The left has doubled down," he said. "You cannot step down out of your lane, according to the liberal elite left."

"What they want for us is for us to stay in a small corner and not go against the tide that they think is America," he continued. "Their America and my America are not the same if they think that discriminating is the fastest way to end discrimination."

Then what happened?

Amazingly, also on Thursday morning, the vice president agreed with Scott's assessment that America is not a racist country, though the response to Harris' statement has drawn comparatively little outrage.

"First of all, no, I don't think America is a racist country," Harris said during an appearance on ABC's "Good Morning America."

"But we also do have to speak truth about the history of racism in our country and its existence today," she quickly added. "It does not help to heal our country, to unify us as a people, to ignore the realities of that."

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"We want to unify the country, but not without speaking truth and requiring accountability, as appropriate," she continued.

As of Thursday afternoon, no hateful, racist trends against the vice president had emerged on social media.

Anything else?

During the interview, Harris said she applauds President Joe Biden for "always having the ability and the courage, frankly, to speak the truth" about racism in the country.

She added, in accord with Biden, that domestic terrorism manifested as white supremacy is "one of the greatest threats to our national security."

Tim Scott says 'America is not a racist country.' Liberals immediately try to prove him wrong by calling him racist epithets.



After Republican Sen. Tim Scott (S.C.) delivered an impassioned rebuttal to President Joe Biden's address to a joint session of Congress on Wednesday, declaring that despite the president's claims, "America is not a racist country," liberals on Twitter immediately tried to discredit his claims by launching racial epithets at him.

What did he say?

In the speech, Scott acknowledged that while America's racial "healing" remains an unfinished task, no amount of divisive rhetoric from Democratic politicians and progressive media figures could diminish the progress the country has made toward racial equality.

Such progress is powerfully embodied in his own family's history, Scott suggested, pointing out that his family has gone from "cotton to Congress" in the span of one lifetime — a fact which, egregiously, was called into question by liberal Washington Post fact-checker Glenn Kessler last week.

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The South Carolina lawmaker went on to note that, in many cases, Democrats are the ones who exhibit racism in their politics and policy.

He recalled that last year, after the deaths of Breonna Taylor and George Floyd, he built a police reform bill to address concerns over unchecked instances of police brutality in America. But Democrats blocked the bill from ever being debated in Congress by using a political tactic they now insist is racist — the filibuster.

"My friends across the aisle seemed to want the issue more than they wanted a solution," he charged.

He later referred to Georgia's new voting law, which actually expands early voting opportunity in the state, but which Democrats — including the president — have falsely branded as the new "Jim Crow."

Republicans have an interest in making it "easier to vote and harder to cheat," Scott said, but Democrats, on the other hand, are only interested in "virtue-signaling."

"Race is not a political weapon to settle every issue the way one side wants. It's far too important," Scott said to close out discussion on the topic.

What was the response?

Stopping at nothing to discredit his assessment that "America is not a racist country," liberals immediately launched a racist offensive against Scott on social media, using racial epithets.

Following Scott's speech, mentions of "Uncle Tim" surfaced so many times on Twitter that it became a trend.

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Others shied away from that specific term, but still delivered the same racist message.

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Conservative commentator Ben Shapiro wrote: "There is a certain irony to the fact that Leftists have determined to be as racist as possible to Tim Scott in order to prove him wrong when he says America isn't racist."

Biden's UN ambassador says 'white supremacy' is 'weaved into our founding documents'



President Joe Biden's ambassador to the United Nations, Linda Thomas-Greenfield, characterized America as a fundamentally racist country on Wednesday, saying in a speech that "white supremacy" was "weaved into our founding documents and principles."

Thomas-Greenfield, a career diplomat who was appointed to her most recent post in February, made the stunning remarks during a speech at the National Action Network's virtual conference — a civil rights organization founded by the Rev. Al Sharpton.

During the speech, the 68-year-old ambassador touted the Biden administration's decision to re-engage with the U.N. Human Rights Council, but reflected on the need to do so with humility, acknowledging America's failings. Former President Donald Trump pulled the U.S. out of the hypocritical council in 2018.

"When we raise issues of equity and justice at the global scale we have to approach them with humility," she said. "We have to acknowledge that we are an imperfect union and have been since the beginning and every day we strive to make ourselves more perfect."

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Thomas-Greenfield then hearkened back to a speech she gave before the U.N. General Assembly last month on the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, during which she spoke about her personal experiences with racism.

"My great grandmother, Mary Thomas, born in 1865, was the child of a slave, just three generations back from me," she said. "I grew up in the segregated South, where I was bused to a segregated school."

"On the weekends, the Klan burned crosses on lawns in our neighborhoods," she continued, explaining that she shared these details "to acknowledge on the international stage that [she has] personally experienced one of America's greatest imperfections."

"I've seen for myself how the original sin of slavery weaved white supremacy into our founding documents and principles," she added without offering any explanation.

Thomas-Greenfield also claimed during the speech that racism is not only the problem of the racist, but "it is the problem of the society that produces the racist," adding, "In today's world, that's every society."

In turn, she argued that American society is responsible for producing the "white supremacy," which led to the "senseless killing of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and so many other black Americans."

President Biden has made racial equity a major priority of his administration. On Day One of his presidency, he issued several of executive orders and actions aimed at confronting what the administration called a "racial equity crisis."