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CSA Flag Raised Over School: Parent Cites National Alliance
News/Comment; Posted on: 2004-02-06 17:18:10 [ Printer friendly ]
by Kevin Alfred Strom
After years of anti-White and anti-Southern multiracialist propaganda from the school administration at Hudson High School in Pasco County, Florida, White students took matters into their own hands Wednesday and sent a message that couldn't be ignored. In the early hours of the morning, a group of patriotic students raised the Confederate flag over the school, along with the slogan "I ain't com
ng down." The halyard was apparently cut to ensure that the flag would fly for at least several hours -- which it did.
After some arguments erupted between White and non-White students over the
fla
g-raising that day, principal Greg Wright went on the schoo
l's closed-circuit television system and announced "We can't allow this kind of thing." He urged students to inform on each other to catch the 'culprits.' Four White students have been suspended and, according to the St. Petersburg Times, the system is seeking to have them expelled from school. One Black student faces a battery charge for ramming a school employee with her shoulder after words were exchanged.
One of the four White patriots, a 16-year-old boy, was arrested and charged with 'criminal mischief.'
Last September, a 'hate crime' hoax surfaced at the school, when a letter was circulated there which made violent threats against Blacks. An investigation revealed that the letter
was authored and distributed by a Black student.
The St. Petersburg NAACP has weighed in, with the Jewish-founded Black group's local chapter president, Darryl Rouson, calling for m
ore
anti
-White propa
ganda as a 'solution' to the 'problems' of White pride and love of their Southern herit
age shown by the White students. Rouson asked the administration to "really drive home sensitivity, cultural tolerance, social understanding." Apparently, "cultural tolerance" does not include allowing the expression of pride in your culture -- if you're White, that is.
Yesterday principal Greg Wright declared that all Confederate symbols were now "prohibited," changing the school's dress code -- which has always allowed such symbols -- overnight. It is not clear if standard procedures were followed in making this change, or if Wright or other administrators declared the code instantly changed by their personal say-so.
Principal Wright also
said "the minority population is growing" at Hudson High and the school "must embrace the change."
But many White students have refused to "embrace&quo
t; slow
suicide
for their people a
nd culture: Many of them showed up yesterday wearing Confederate symbols as signs of pride, heritage, and protest.
White 14-year-old Rebecca Doolen said sh
e and her friends intended to continue the symbolic protest today, even though the anti-White administration threatened to send them home if they continued. "It's heritage, not hate," she stated proudly. "If they don't like it, they'll have to get over it."
Rebecca's mother, Toni Lemieux, who operates a business in Hudson called The Big Redneck Shop, had a positive reaction to the raising of the Southern colors: "It's kind of cool," she said -- adding that she wishes she had taken a picture of the flag that morning so she "could have sent it to the National Alliance.&qu
ot;
http://nationalvanguard.org/story.php?id=1958
CSA Flag Raised Over School: Parent Cites National Alliance
News/Comment; Posted on: 2004-02-06 17:18:10 [ Printer friendly ]
by Kevin Alfred Strom
After years of anti-White and anti-Southern multiracialist propaganda from the school administration at Hudson High School in Pasco County, Florida, White students took matters into their own hands Wednesday and sent a message that couldn't be ignored. In the early hours of the morning, a group of patriotic students raised the Confederate flag over the school, along with the slogan "I ain't com
ng down." The halyard was apparently cut to ensure that the flag would fly for at least several hours -- which it did.
After some arguments erupted between White and non-White students over the
fla
g-raising that day, principal Greg Wright went on the schoo
l's closed-circuit television system and announced "We can't allow this kind of thing." He urged students to inform on each other to catch the 'culprits.' Four White students have been suspended and, according to the St. Petersburg Times, the system is seeking to have them expelled from school. One Black student faces a battery charge for ramming a school employee with her shoulder after words were exchanged.
One of the four White patriots, a 16-year-old boy, was arrested and charged with 'criminal mischief.'
Last September, a 'hate crime' hoax surfaced at the school, when a letter was circulated there which made violent threats against Blacks. An investigation revealed that the letter
was authored and distributed by a Black student.
The St. Petersburg NAACP has weighed in, with the Jewish-founded Black group's local chapter president, Darryl Rouson, calling for m
ore
anti
-White propa
ganda as a 'solution' to the 'problems' of White pride and love of their Southern herit
age shown by the White students. Rouson asked the administration to "really drive home sensitivity, cultural tolerance, social understanding." Apparently, "cultural tolerance" does not include allowing the expression of pride in your culture -- if you're White, that is.
Yesterday principal Greg Wright declared that all Confederate symbols were now "prohibited," changing the school's dress code -- which has always allowed such symbols -- overnight. It is not clear if standard procedures were followed in making this change, or if Wright or other administrators declared the code instantly changed by their personal say-so.
Principal Wright also
said "the minority population is growing" at Hudson High and the school "must embrace the change."
But many White students have refused to "embrace&quo
t; slow
suicide
for their people a
nd culture: Many of them showed up yesterday wearing Confederate symbols as signs of pride, heritage, and protest.
White 14-year-old Rebecca Doolen said sh
e and her friends intended to continue the symbolic protest today, even though the anti-White administration threatened to send them home if they continued. "It's heritage, not hate," she stated proudly. "If they don't like it, they'll have to get over it."
Rebecca's mother, Toni Lemieux, who operates a business in Hudson called The Big Redneck Shop, had a positive reaction to the raising of the Southern colors: "It's kind of cool," she said -- adding that she wishes she had taken a picture of the flag that morning so she "could have sent it to the National Alliance.&qu
ot;
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