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Georgia Art Teacher Suspended After Video Shows Her Asking Class When She Can Use Racial Slur

Georgia Art Teacher Suspended After Video Shows Her Asking Class When She Can Use Racial Slur
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A White Georgia art teacher was suspended after a video showed her asking predominantly Black students in her classroom when it was acceptable for her to use the n-word.

Alexandrea Boyington—the White woman seen in the controversial video—is an educator at Alcovy High School in Newton County who was named teacher of the year two years ago.


According to Atlanta Black Star, the clip was posted by the blog site, ATL Uncensored.

It remains unclear when the video was exactly taken, but it showed Boyington casually sitting on a desk in the classroom and asking students a hypothetical question that had nothing to do with art.

"Say I date a Black guy? Then I can say [n-word]?" she asked, immediately prompting students to shout out, "No."

Boyington quipped "'Cause I got a [n-word]," before shock and nervous laughter filled the room.

Many students spoke anonymously expressing they were shocked and angry.

"It was crazy to me. I was like, dang, she really said that and she said it like with no regret or anything," one student told CBS 46.

Another student said:

"The video was surprising being that she was so comfortable and had the audacity to say the word not only once but twice. It baffled me."

You can watch the Fox 5 news report of the incident, below.

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Social media users knew better than to use the racial slur altogether and immediately called for Boyington's dismissal.




School officials told Fox 5 Atlanta they were made aware of the clip that had been viewed over 100,000 times as of last Friday.

A spokesperson for Newton County Schools issued the media outlet a statement, which read:

"Over the weekend, Newton County School System administrators received notification of a video circulating online that allegedly involved an Alcovy High School teacher making inappropriate statements in class."
"The teacher, Ms. Alexandrea Boyington, is currently on administrative leave pending the outcome of our investigation."

Malik Montgomery, a senior at Alcovy was angry when he saw the video circulating online.

He told reporters Boyington's suspension was not sufficient.

"It wasn't no reason for you to say that. I'm kinda pretty upset about it, and I hope some justice gets done."
"I think the Board of Education should do more, you know. Look more into it—investigate into and not just be suspended. You know, she should just lose her job."

Other enraged students agreed with Montgomery and said they did not want to see Boyington back in classrooms.

Boyington has yet to make a public statement about her comments in the video.

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