Florida Teacher In Trouble For Allegedly Telling Black Students That Black People Are Taught To Hate White People

A teacher from a Florida high school faced backlash after asserting in class that “Black people are taught to hate white people,” sparking controversy during a heated discussion. The Miami New Times reported that Broward County Public Schools is probing Everglades High School's social studies educator, Steven Babice.The incident unfolded when a student recorded Babice's tirade amid a debate on Charlie Kirk's potentially racist views, shortly following Kirk's passing. During his statements aimed at a predominantly Black classroom, Babice claimed, “I grew up white,” suggesting societal teachings about equality were undermined by the notion that Black individuals harbor hatred toward whites. He further questioned narratives surrounding police violence and societal reactions to racial incidents.A parent lodged a complaint, expressing concern for student safety and calling for Babice's removal. Additional troubling remarks and previous inflammatory actions by Babice have surfaced, prompting a thorough investigation by the school district to ensure a respectful and inclusive educational environment.