Staff Reports
In a shocking turn of events, a Texas elementary school teacher has been fired for her proudly “racist” and anti-white comments on social media. Danielle Allen, who used the alias “Claire Kyle” and identified herself as a “black supremacist,” went on a bigoted rant after discovering her sister was dating a white man. Allen even suggested that she would have her own boyfriend kill him. It didn’t take long for internet sleuths to uncover Allen’s true identity and where she worked – Thompson Elementary School.
Mesquite ISD, the school district where Allen was employed, wasted no time in terminating her employment. In a statement, they condemned Allen’s racist statements and made it clear that her views do not align with the values and standards of the district. They also emphasized that there is no place for racist statements in their community or schools. Kudos to them for taking swift action and standing up against bigotry.
The saga began when Allen posted a picture of her sister and her white boyfriend, expressing outrage that a “pasty” white “cave dweller” was in her “NEGRO ONLY house.” Not stopping there, she even asked her own boyfriend to come and kill him, suggesting that she would help hide the body. These shocking posts understandably sparked outrage and led to further scrutiny of her social media account. It turns out that “Claire Kyle” had a track record of posting racist anti-white screeds.
Ironically, Allen initially thought she was untouchable, bragging on social media about her job security and claiming that her racist posts were just jokes. She proudly declared that her job was safe because she did not directly wish harm on “ALL White people,” as if that was some kind of justification. Well, it seems that Allen greatly overestimated her “untouchable” status. Mesquite ISD promptly showed her that her actions have consequences and that racist statements have no place in their schools.
Superintendent Angel Rivera rightly denounced Allen’s comments, saying that there is no room for racism in the community or schools. He emphasized that the offensive statements made by Allen do not reflect the district’s values and beliefs. Rivera also pointed out the danger of accepting unsubstantiated claims as facts and destroying reputations without evidence. It’s refreshing to see a school district take a firm stand against racism and ensure that their educators promote an inclusive and tolerant environment.
This incident serves as a reminder that no one is above the consequences of their actions, not even teachers. It is crucial for educational institutions to thoroughly vet their staff and monitor their online activities to prevent such instances of hate speech. Kudos to Mesquite ISD for swiftly addressing this issue and upholding their commitment to providing a safe and inclusive learning environment for all students.
