Fourteen cadets have been dismissed, suspended or are receiving on-campus punishments at The Citadel after several of them appeared in photos with pillowcases on their heads similar to Ku Klux Klan garb, the military college’s president said Monday.
The photos of seven freshmen cadets dressed in white pants and shirts while wearing pillowcases surfaced on social media last month. An investigation found the cadets were ordered by upperclassmen to sing Christmas carols dressed in costumes, college president John Rosa, a retired lieutenant general, said in a statement. The photos involved a “Ghosts of Christmas Past” skit.
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‘It did show poor judgment,’
ReplyDeleteThe only poor judgement being shown is from the idiots in charge. The Cadets have do nothing to be ashamed about, or to be punished for.
“The investigation found that the cadets did not intend to be offensive."
That's a lie. They were found to be white, therefore, guilty as charged.
Dot Scott, the president of the Charleston branch of the NAACP....“I feel good about what’s happening now”.
I bet you do. 'If they's be's white, they's can't be's right'.
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The Cadets have do nothing to be ashamed about, or to be punished for.
DeleteInsane. Evidently Marley's ghost is racist now. :)