Wednesday, November 12, 2014

“… you dumb duck ass crackers think I give a squat fuck about your opinions about my opinions RE" #Ferguson? Kill yourselves”; Typical Black Texas Teacher Acts Like a Black Teacher on Twitter; Will Get Fired

 

“Texas English teacher Vinita Hegwood is out of a job after tweeting that those who disagreed with her about the racially-charged shooting in Ferguson, Mo., which sparked looting and riots, could kill themselves. (Duncanville Independent School District, AP)”
 

Re-posted by Nicholas Stix

I thank reader Pax Romana for this story.

The MSM and academia have worked mightily for generations to cover up and rationalize the reality of black supremacism, however, they are powerless in the face of social media. As I showed in my chapter on black “educators,” “Pseudo-Pedagogy, Real Hatred,” in The State of White America-2007, racist, black Texas English teacher Vinita Hegwood is just your average black “educator.”
 

Racially-charged tweet on Ferguson shooting to get Texas teacher fired
November 10, 2014
FoxNews.com

A Texas teacher who posted a profanity-filled tweet over the shooting death of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo. -- telling those who disagreed with her to "kill themselves" -- is being fired, school officials said Monday.

Vinita Hegwood, an English teacher at Duncanville High School, was suspended without pay Monday pending her discharge after posting a "reprehensible" message on her personal Twitter account, according to the Duncanville Independent School District.

On Friday, Hegwood tweeted the following: "Who the f--k made you dumb duck a-- crackers think I give a squat f--k about your opinions about my opinions RE" #Ferguson? Kill yourselves."

In Duncanville, there was speculation on social media that Hegwood, who had tweeted actively during the turmoil in Ferguson in August, was responding to angry online retorts directed at her. Hegwood, who has been with the school district for two years, could not be reached for comment.

A grand jury is expected to announce this month whether it will indict Officer Darren Wilson in the shooting death of 18-year-old Brown, an unarmed black man who was killed by a white police officer following a scuffle in August in a St. Louis suburb. The events surrounding the shooting have been under investigation by a county grand jury, which will determine whether there is probable cause to indict Wilson in the shooting.
 

A more recent picture of Vinita Hegwood
 

"Who the f--k made you dumb duck a-- crackers think I give a squat f--k about your opinions about my opinions RE" #Ferguson? Kill yourselves."

- Tweet from Texas teacher Vinita Hegwood


Brown's death ignited racial tensions and sparked mass rioting in the streets of Ferguson -- unrest area residents and law enforcement fear may happen again should the grand jury chose [sic] not to indict Wilson.

Hegwood's tweet and account were deleted shortly afterward, but the school said it took "swift action and exercised the fullest disciplinary action allowed under district policy."

"Ms. Hegwood was placed on suspension without pay pending discharge," the school district said during a morning press conference Monday. "Under state law, a school district’s Board of Trustees 'fires' staff members, and the district will pursue that action with the board soon. In the meantime, the teacher has been placed on suspension without pay, pending discharge."

"The district wants the community to know that the actions of this one individual does not and should not represent the school district," said school officials in Duncanville, a city of just under 40,000 in Dallas County.

In her Twitter account, which has been taken down, Hegwood described herself.

"Mother. Daughter. Sister. Wife. Teacher. Delta. Football fan. Still defining and fine tuning the awesomeness that is me," it read.

The White House on Friday emphasized its commitment to defusing continued tensions over the Ferguson police shooting. President Obama spoke Friday with Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon and Justice Department officials who stepped in after the shooting.

In St. Louis, meanwhile, the department's Office of Community Oriented Policing Services met with top commanders from Ferguson, the city of St. Louis, St. Louis County and the Missouri Highway Patrol at a two-day session that concluded Friday.

Click here to see the Duncanville Independent School District press conference

FoxNews.com's Cristina Corbin and The Associated Press contributed to this report. 

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

While working for a major city,I observed that black women in particular, constantly bitched about YT. The next topic they went on to was food. Who was going to fetch it, who was going to cook it? They all put on a fashion show for each other. Their vacation plans centered around cruises to Jamaica. They had hopes of meeting a man. Nothing could have prepared me for the hostility, anger and resentment black women have toward white women. I was one naive white woman. My experiences have assisted in the formation and enlightenment of one racial realist.

Chicago guy said...

On the nightly news they've reported in a foreboding manner the Ferguson verdict being scheduled to come out and all the preparations and expectations of violence to come. It's a big, ongoing story. I guess we're all supposed to get scared now and start shaking. We're all being threatened I take it. Really, this being threatened business is really wearing thin nowadays. If it's not this then it'll be the next dead thug incident, or the one after that. This really can't keep going on like this.