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Crawford College Teacher Faces Deregistration Amid SA’s Racial Tensions
There has been a shocking case of racism in Crawford College as a teacher faces deregistration. The 82-year-old teacher, dismissed for writing racist terms on a whiteboard, faces further consequences as the Gauteng Education Department seeks to bar her from ever teaching again. According to eNCA, MEC Matome Chiloane supports her dismissal and plans to report her to the SA Council for Educators for deregistration.
[RACIST TEACHER] PAINFUL: Happened At Crawford International, A Private School In Pretoria
Black Parents Are Robbed, Forking Out Some 200K A Year, For Their Kids To Go To A School/Class, Where They’re Taught By Such A Racist Person Clearly Longing For Good ol’ Apartheid Days… pic.twitter.com/136MB9zgJd
— Mr. Tshweu (@TshweuMoleme) July 25, 2023
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The teacher’s actions caused outrage as she allegedly made insensitive remarks, claiming that using a racial slur couldn’t hurt pupils as they were not affected by apartheid. The school is also considering legal measures against the teacher for her unacceptable behaviour.
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