Parents from Long Island, New YorkHigh school is advocated that games against a rival school district are never scheduled again due to alleged problems with races.
The Association of Parents of High School Teachers (PTSA) High School (PTSA), as well as a school father’s club, held a councilor with the officials of Nassau County, Section VIII. New York Post.
The City Hall were also representatives of the Sewanhak School District, which is Elmont High School, and Bellmore-Merrick district.
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Basketball game for girls on February 7th between Elmont High School and Kennedy High School was a turning point. (Scott W. Grau/Icon SportSwire via Getty Images)
Lynette Battle, who serves on the guardian of Sewanhak, while also former President PTSA, called the “definition of madness” situation, claiming it was a recurrent situation.
“There must be something different,” the battle added. “And someone has to be brave enough so that they can endure the job.”
The racial incidents were reportedly years of age, but one particularly caused a great alarm that led to the meeting. It was a basketball game for girls 7. February between Elmont and Kennedy High Schoollocated in the Bellmore-Merrick School District, it was a turning point.
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During the game, there was an altercation between one player on each side, where only a player from Elmont, for whom Post Black was published, was thrown out after swinging on a girl from Kennedy, who is white.
However, once The video came out Showing a Kennedy player who first hit the Elmont player, the latter appealed to a suspension. Although the VIII section initially confirmed its decision to suspend the player, it was re -established and allowed to participate in the playoffs after the second appeal.
Although Bellmore-Merrick made the decision to voluntarily suspend Kennedy’s player who was involved in a quarrel, parents from Elmont were obviously seen enough to ask that they never see schools from their rival district, including high schools, on their athletic schedule.
During the meeting, the battle was listed by the years of alleged racial incidents between school districts, including the one from 2023 during the junior volleyball volleyball between Elmont and Kennedy high schools, when the fans allegedly wrapped up Elmont players, calling them “monkeys” and having bananas in their possession.
A similar situation happened in December 2021, when fans from Bellmore-Merrick Mepham High School allegedly called the girls “monkeys” during the junior basketball game. Bananas were said to be included.
A similar situation happened in December 2021, when fans from Bellmore-Merrick Mepham High School allegedly called the girls “monkeys” during the junior basketball game. (Ethan Miller/Getty Images)
With this latest incident, the fans are both disciplined, because supervisor Bellmore-Merrick and athletic principal personally apologized to Elmont in their high school, he told Post, Principal VIII. Section VIII.
Battle also described in detail the incident in February 2019, when Elmont fans allegedly threw racial burglaries on viewers supporting Bellmore-Merrick. She also claims that one of the fans wore “Afro-Pigla to mock black players.”
The battle added several incidents in 2022 and 2023, which were allegedly racially accused. However, they are never reported to the necessary sports forces in the districts.
In response, the section VIII and the environment held workshops for students in the teams involved, while “establishing a reading statement about the politeness before the Games,” the Post reports.
“Our children are the victim,” Battle said. “Why should they be in the room for a moment Kumbaya?”
The post also interviewed Jon Johnson from Daddy’s club, and although his three children may have no longer been in Sewanhak’s school system, everyone graduated from Elmont High School and allegedly dealt with similar racial incidents.
Johnson described in detail his “middle son”, who played against Wellington C. Mepham High School-Doguga in the Bellmore-Merrick district.
Parents from Long Island, New York, high school, are advocated that games against a rival school district are never scheduled again because of the alleged problems with races.
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“He played Lacrosse, and in the middle of the game, the opponent’s player, after Elmont achieved, called him a N-Rijeka opposing player and told him to come down from the field,” Johnson said, who is black, for The Post.
Pizzarelli defended the way the VIII section, and the appropriate environment responded to these incidents,
Parents begging to differ.
“We believed our district to help look at our children, but I don’t think they don’t, because they continue to do things to put a band-up to a firearm wound,” Johnson said in the post.
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