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The director of a Georgia school apologized for calling out "all the black people" who left a graduation ceremony during the valedictorian's speech.
Nancy Gordeuk, director of TNT Academy in Stone Mountain, was recorded making the controversial remark toward the end of Friday's ceremony.
The valedictorian was giving his speech at the end because she forgot to introduce him earlier in the program, Gordeuk told CNN in an email.
The video shows Gordeuk standing at the podium in front of a live microphone as she says, "You people are being so rude, to not listen to this speech."
As commotion grows in the audience, she blurts out, "Look who's leaving, all the black people," prompting cries from the audience and an even larger exodus.
originally posted by: DEANORULES24
a reply to: Lysergic
Maybe , she just said what she seen?
originally posted by: skunkape23
Priceless.
From what I could see the majority of the audience were of African descent.
It is Georgia.
That was so stupid it was funny.
I'd bet a dollar she was drunk.
Was that Pam from 'Archer?'
originally posted by: Kali74
a reply to: Lysergic
That awkward moment when you realize that maybe young black people are right when they say they aren't treated fairly at school.
originally posted by: Domo1
a reply to: Biigs
I think she just considers black people rude and not interested in education.
What does this kids speech have to do with their education?
originally posted by: Hushabye
a reply to: Biigs
Maybe she said what she saw.
originally posted by: wantsome
I have 2 kinds of green snakes in my yard and they look identical. One type likes the bite and is poisonous the other type is harmless. I've been bitten twice so from now on I avoid the snakes. I guess I'm racist because I don't like green snakes. I've been told that not all snakes are bad but after being bitten I don't want anything to do with them.