Education

Alabama authorities were instrumental in tracking-down the threat.

... students argued that he should work more because “n*ggers like them some barbecue.”

“If they’re telling people not to talk to the media, then that immediately raises a red flag,” said a concerned parent.

IPJ concludes that Gene Ponder – 12th grade AP Government & Economics teacher at Spanish Fort High School in Alabama – is, and has been presenting biased course material in order to sway students thinking by negatively portraying Multiculturalism, Affirmative Action, Muslims, African American voters, and minorities in general. Ponder also portrays white-males as victims of race discrimination and voter intimidation throughout his teachings.

Black kids are 7 times more likely to get arrested than white kids in this Alabama town. [Spanish Fort, Alabama]

... One parent told IPJ, "they're making black kids out to be drug addicts and criminals."

You may think you've heard this story before, but you really haven't. It's worth noting that this report, as well as those that follow, are about much more than just a reading assignment. Let's start at the beginning though.

In October 2017, Independent Press Journal (IPJ) reported on two students at Spanish Fort High School in Alabama who created racist songs and posted them online. Sources at Spanish...

Baldwin County School Board (Alabama) has admitted to doing absolutely nothing about a teacher who has been teaching a racist curriculum to students for approximately 10 years.

In a recorded audio clip that was delivered to Daphne Police Department earlier today, the 7-year old girl states that on at least one occasion, she was in Davis’ office alone and that Davis touched her in her...