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Read the full article at the link. Much more information on this guy and his association with “American Renaissance”.

Just finished checking the “AmRem.com” website, too. I won’t say that I agree with anything that this guy and his associates believe, but it sounds like a the caucasion version of La Raza, CAIR, and the NAACP. These particular groups promote revisionist histories, hatred of other races, and are continually trying to foment revolution.

Many, if not most black teachers are members of the NAACP. Many, if not most hispanic teachers are members of La Raza? Yet, I’ve never seen or heard the MSM complain about that.

So, if we are going to start firing teachers and administrators for their racial views, we better start with every teacher that is a member of any of the aforementioned racist organizations.

From the end of the article: '"I've heard kids say they don't like him," said one mother, a Jamaican immigrant. "I was wondering where the heck he came from. He shouldn't be teaching here. He could look at kids differently because they're black. It's not fair."' To laugh.

What bothers me most is, where is the same outrage if this was a Muslim principal? A principal of one of these charter afro-centric schools? It wouldn't happen and I know it. Public or private.