A New York City department of education official is under fire after her text messages revealed that she was systematically working to fire white employees and intimidate the rest using her position to do it.
The New York City Department of Education (NYCDOE) is investigating the texts sent by Marion Wilson, the black superintendent for schools in District 31, according to the New York Post.
The text messages are extremely disturbing and racist.
One message reads, “I need to clean up this Island. White folks need to recognize this is not the boys club anymore. A strong black woman runs this bitch now and they can either get on board or get out. If they don’t get out I’m going to take them out one by one. They’re not gonna know what hit them.”
Another attacks a specific white employee, saying, “Chris’s white ass is G-O-N-E! It’s happening.”
“I agreed to take CL. She won’t cause issues. If anything, she’ll keep the white folks off my back,” Wilson added in another.
“No more white principals on my watch!” another racist text message reads.
In another, Wilson said she was targeting two white Staten Island principals for firing.
A Brooklyn school principal confirmed to the paper that this racist has a long and loud history of talking about hiring only black people.
“Many assistant principals and principals have voiced comments made by the District 31 superintendent about hiring only black administrators for vacancies. Many administrators with tenure who live in Staten Island have left for other districts,” the principal anonymously told the Post.
Wilson has reportedly denied she wrote any of the texts and the Post could not get any of the city and state authorities to confirm where any investigations into her illegal activities currently stands. But what is clear is that the accusations against her have been making the rounds at least since last August.
This racist scumbag needs to be fired.
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