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WATCH: What Teacher Told Kids About WHITES Will Make You FURIOUS!

A high-school student took out her cellphone and taped her teacher because she just COULD NOT BELIEVE what she was hearing… and neither will you!

‘To be white is to be racist’.

Watch:

There are startling accusations against a Norman teacher.

A student said the premise of his lecture stated all white people are racist.

The Norman North student said the teacher was lecturing on how to “heal the racial divide”.

She was stunned by what was being taught, so she pulled out her phone and started recording.

In the audio you can hear the teacher say, “to be white is to be racist, period.”

The student said she was instantly offended.

“Half of my family is Hispanic so I just felt like, you know, him calling me racist just because I’m white… I mean, where’s your proof in that,” she said.

The words that followed were even more shocking to her.

In the recording you hear the teacher ask, “Am I racist? And I say yea. I don’t want to be. It’s not like I choose to be racist, but do I do things because of the way I was raised?”

“I felt like he was encouraging people to kind of pick on people for being white,” the student said.
Read more: Gateway Pundit

Here is the video that caused the student to videotape the lecture:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7p7l87YK28

We’ve been told that racism against whites isn’t possible.

Here’s a single question ClashDaily quiz to find out if racism against whites exists:

1. If you changed the word ‘white’ in the statement to any other race, would it be considered racist?

If the answer is ‘Yes’, then the statement is racist to whites.

Can you imagine if the teacher had said, ‘To be black is to be racist’?

There would literally be riots with race-based advocacy groups.

But hey, it’s ok to pick on white people.

If they complain, you can just call them racist.

Share if you think that this kind of ‘teaching’ is RACIST and doesn’t belong in schools