What Happened To Georgia Graduation Speech Principal Karen?

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[PublicFreakout]

Personally my money’s on the “Devil” explanation 🤷‍♂️

[mahoganystructure]

As an African American individual, the reason why her words were soo offensive is due to the words "the black people Instead of the PEOPLE being disrespectful or rude. Empathizing on their race is a clear sign that she's biased.

[williamkash]

So her justification is "The devil made me do it. Literally." Omg, lady, own up to what you said and did. Pretend to be an adult just for this, okay?

[onionbubs]

"Black people" isn't inherently a racist term, it's the context she used it in

[jamesoblivion]

You can see why that kid was valedictorian. I mean, look how much smarter he is than his principal. As soon as she says the now infamous words, he turns around and walks away. She remains baffled, but he knows instantly that there's no recovering from her words. That the ceremony is now unsalvageable, and that he won't be giving his speech.

[Xiporah]

"It's not my fault, it's Satan!" I need to use this excuse for all of my bullshit.

[KoasterKevin]

“And look who’s leaving (after I announced the end of the ceremony)…”

[LKMNOP]

You got to hand it to the crowd though because the minute she came out with that disgusting statement they all reacted.

[davidcundy]

You're absolutely right about her "Oh, look who's leaving - all the black people." It's exactly as you said. She blamed all the black people, as if one would expect nothing else. It's just an excuse to say that the devil made me do it - it's absolving yourself of the responsibility of your bad behaviour.

[OstaraDawn]

She is a school principal and her son can't

[ByronCrawford-zvhy]

I talked to the devil, she's my mother in law, and she said she didn't have anything to do with this. She was nowhere near Stone Mountain, Ga. when this happened.

[ndshooter]

Interesting statement from the school...."dismissed Nancy AS Principal " I bet she just changed job title, then closed the school and opened it under a different name.

[NottyAries]

This lady would rather be thought of as possessed by the devil, than racist.😂😂😂

[najaberthelsen]

Even the devil was like “.. I was where??”

[mariaharrison]

That poor boy, you are v.v., an incredible honour and you don't get to give your speech. He must have worked so hard on that and although nervous must have been proud and was looking forward to seeing his parents faces as he spoke.

[perkidanman]

“I’m not a racist.” *proceeds to blame other’s and be racist

[miggans]

If you are in a position like she was then no matter what your opinion is they are certain things you do not say. What's scary is she's a principal but lacks that common sense.

[chuckcarmichael]

Looking at her actions and that of her son, the Gordeuk family seems to have a problem with people that look different from them.

[pjj.]

This principal would like to convince people that she is not racist and her statement about the Black people leaving was a mistake.

Uhh, no, her racism is deep seated in her, so much so she is comfortable with it. Imagine the conversations with her son privately. The only reason Black people where in the school is for the tuition they paid which was half the student population.

How does the proverb go: "Out of the abundance of the heart, the mouth speaks. Enough said.

[lisamarie]

I hadn't seen this one yet. The way my jaw dropped when she said that!! Unreal!!