Texas teacher loses job after complaining sister was dating white man: ‘I enjoy being a racist’

A Texas elementary college trainer is out of a job after she posted “racist” statements on social media that included complaints about her sister courting a white man, in response to the varsity system and reviews.

The Mesquite Unbiased Faculty District stated in an announcement Tuesday the trainer, who’s black, was now not with the varsity after officers grew to become conscious of “alarming, racist” posts she wrote on X, previously generally known as Twitter.  

“As of this morning, the worker is now not part of the Mesquite ISD group and isn’t eligible for rehire,” the varsity system said in a statement, including officers can’t say extra as a result of it’s a personnel matter.

“However, the extremely offensive statements posted to her X account don’t mirror the values and requirements of Mesquite ISD, and the district condemns them within the strongest phrases.”

The trainer wrote she was upset her sister was courting a white man and joked that she requested her boyfriend to kill him, in response to posts reviewed by the Dallas Morning News.

“I get pleasure from being a racist,” she reportedly wrote in a single put up. “I’m by no means altering.”

In different posts, she used derogatory phrases for white individuals, the newspaper reported.

The trainer — who used the social media identify Claire Kyle — has deleted her account from the social media platform. The account identify seemed to be an alias.

The trainer referred to as herself a “Black Supremacist” in her social media account bio and hinted that her job knew concerning the posts earlier than she misplaced her job, CBS Austin reported.

“Sure. Y’all have discovered my job. They informed me to delete the put up however my job is protected since I didn’t instantly want hurt on ALL white individuals,” the trainer acknowledged Monday “They laughed and informed me to observe what I say and I’ll be good to go!”

The trainer taught third grade for 3 years at Thompson Elementary Faculty and taught on the district for 4 years, in response to the Dallas Morning Information.