West Genesee students to protest ‘vulgar’ ‘George Floyd challenge’ social media post
Updated Apr 22, 2021;
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CAMILLUS, NY Some students at West Genesee High School plan to rally Friday to express their outrage at a fellow student’s social media posts depicting what’s called the “George Floyd challenge.”
The posts included a photo where a West Genesee student can be seen kneeling on another person’s neck invoking George Floyd’s murder, said West Genesee Superintendent David Bills.
The stunt typically involves people reenacting on social media the death of Floyd, who was killed by Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin in May. Chauvin was found guilty on all charges earlier this week. Floyd’s death sparked nationwide protests and calls for police reform.
Nearly 100 West Genesee students walk out to protest ‘George Floyd challenge’ posts
Updated 3:23 PM;
Today 12:10 PM
Nearly 100 West Genesee High School staged a protest outside the school today, Friday April 23, after social media posts surfaced with West Genesee students acting out the George Flloyd Challenge.
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CAMILLUS, NY Nearly 100 West Genesee High School students staged a brief walkout this morning to send the message that racism won’t be tolerated at the school.
Students protested social media posts that depict West Genesee students acting out what’s called the “George Floyd challenge.” The posts included a photo in which a West Genesee student can be seen kneeling on another student’s neck invoking George Floyd’s murder, said Superintendent David Bills.
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