Jennifer Tanoglu, a teacher at Worcester Public Schools, in Massachusetts, was recently commenting on a news article, shared to Facebook. Her circle of friends interpreted a crime story, which wasn't visible, to black people, trying to explain why black people are criminals, in their opinions. Tanoglu, also believing black people are criminals, sarcastically commented that she can't wait to have black students in her class, which really means she doesn't want black kids in her class.

Jennifer Tanoglu, a teacher for Worcester Public Schools, in Massachusetts, sarcastically comments that she can’t wait to have black kids in her class, after joining in on Facebook conversation about black kids being raised by criminals

By Bossyy
Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer

It’s very saddening to see people be completely judged by the actions of other people, who look like them. When a person of color commits a crime, the entire race gets judged by them. However, when people with less melanin commit crimes, they’re misunderstood individuals.

Social media, if used properly, could have been the end of various racial stigmas. Getting the chance to know people, as people, could have been a beautiful thing. Instead, people mostly got wrapped up in arguments over race and politics, leading to no understanding.

Jennifer Tanoglu is a teacher for Worcester Public Schools, in Massachusetts. She, and some friends, were commenting on an article, that wasn’t visible to readers, where apparently some black parents committed a crime. The people were discussing why they believe black people are all criminals and Tanoglu commented, sarcastically saying that she can’t wait to have their children (black kids) in her class, meaning she doesn’t want them in her class.

Read Jennifer Tanoglu’s Facebook comments below: