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As the United States heads into a new era of the pandemic with vaccinations reaching arms in unprecedented numbers, working from home still remains the norm for many, with Zoom and other virtual meeting moments continuing to prove either hilarious or disturbing.
In 2020, the country saw an ISIS sympathizer praise the Islamic state at a University of Houston virtual meeting, witnessed an intoxicated California city manager hurl his cat across his room and social media users were shocked when the
New Yorker s Jeffrey Toobin inadvertently exposed himself on camera and began masturbating.
After months of home confinement and virtual gatherings, U.S. workers should be seasoned pros with video-chat meetings, though as 2021 has already demonstrated, this may not be the case.
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It happened again. Granted, this example has a dash more of woke salt in it, but it’s still another school board that’s about to deal with a mic fiasco. It’s also a boomer moment as these clowns didn’t know that their video call was being broadcast publicly. Chardá Bell-Fontenot, the vice president of the La Mesa-Spring Valley School Board outside of San Diego, said that reopening schools was akin to slavery and an exercise in white supremacy. The Daily Caller’s Jorge Ventura has the clips and notes that Ms. Bell-Fontenot seems unaware that everything she is saying could be viewed by the general public.
Watch: California school board resigns after abusing parents during accidental public livestream
24 Feb, 2021 06:03 AM
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Members of the Oakley Union Elementary School District board of trustees used profanity to refer to parents. Video / NBC
Members of the Oakley Union Elementary School District board of trustees used profanity to refer to parents. Video / NBC
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A school s entire board has resigned after they made disparaging comments about students parents during an online meeting that was accidentally publicly livestreamed.
California s Oakley Union Elementary School District board of trustees got together to discuss how to deal with the parents of students who sent in complaints.
An entire California school board on Monday, February 22, resigned after making disparaging remarks about parents in an online meeting that was unknowingly being publicly live-streamed. They want to pick on us because they want their babysitters back, one member said about parents during the meeting on Friday last week.
Another board member said that parents wanted their children out of the house so they could take drugs during the day.
The board members however did not know that parents had been joining the public call as it progressed. Uh-oh, said board member Kim Beede when she was told, several minutes into the discussion that it was now public.