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Not Fired: ‘Racist’ Texas Teacher Who Told Students White People Are ‘Superior’ Keeps Job, For Now

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A viral video shows a Pflugerville teacher tell students near Austin that white people are the "superior" race. The teacher was not fired.

The post Not Fired: 'Racist' Texas Teacher Who Told Students White People Are 'Superior' Keeps Job, For Now appeared first on NewsOne.

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