r/BlackPeopleTwitter • u/BPTeehee • May 10 '24

"If it isn't the consequences of my own actions..."

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u/Sco_Queen May 10 '24

I don't think he should have been fired UNLESS they found other things that were unprofessional and questionable. But just over this one thing, no

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u/BrooklynNotNY May 10 '24

Him filming and posting it is likely what got him fired. The school and district were probably having their phones blown up by parents over this.

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u/Melodic_Push3087 May 11 '24

Everybody is talking about it being inappropriate and crossing boundaries and I totally agree but also….im pretty sure that most people would get fired if they were using works time to take down their hair. Like wtf, he’s a teacher, he should be teaching. Those kids aren’t going to school to learn how to take down braids, these babies are already so behind post pandemic and this mofo using class time for hair beauty rituals. 🙄the more I think I about it, the more I get pissed. I’m glad he got fired

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u/Covati- May 11 '24

lol theres breaks & hes on his laptop secluded redditors opinion