Australia summed up in one Facebook post

referring to Education activist group calls post 'offensive, inappropriate, insensitive, and beneath someone who has the responsibility of caring for...children'A South Carolina education activist group is calling for an Horry County school board member to step down following a controversial Facebook post. According to a press release from the Horry County Alliance for Educational Justice, Sherrie Todd, member of the Horry County School Board, "shared" a post that stated:Advertisement"I've already decided that whoever wins the Democrat Nomination in 2020 sexually assaulted me 40 years ago." Mrs. Todd's endorsement of this post betrays her gross lack of consideration of the lived reality of our fellow citizens, including children, who are survivors of sexual assault. Therefore, we find that the appropriate course of action Mrs. Todd should take is to resign from the school board immediately." WMBF News has reached out to the Horry County Board of Education and has not heard back at this time.

Australia summed up in one Facebook post

Courtesy: YouTube/Will SmithA HEROIC Aussie bloke has summed up what it means live in this incredible nation of ours in one Facebook post. Needless to say, the post has gone viral. Make sure you click "See more" below to read the full post in all its glory. Mr Steele told news.com.au he wrote the post off the cuff while having his morning coffee. "After a few hours I checked Facebook again and it had gone viral.

This deleted Facebook post shows why the FBI should investigate the Kavanaugh allegation

as informed in Ford, who says Kavanaugh assaulted her at a party in the 1980s when they attended neighboring high schools, has said she wants the FBI to investigate her claim. "Many of us heard about it in school""Christine Blasey Ford was a year or so behind me, I remember her," Miranda said on Wednesday in a now-deleted Facebook post. "In my [Facebook] post, I was empowered and I was sure it probably did [happen]," she told Totenberg, who reached out to her on Wednesday. What Miranda, and others who attended high school with Ford, heard about the party may well be relevant to the case. Bush pronounced Hill's allegations "unfounded," even though the only evidence the FBI reportedly found to contradict them was Thomas's denial.

'Highly offensive' Facebook post made by Ed Meek, namesake of Ole Miss' journalism school

Meek, whose name adorns the university's journalism school, deleted the post more than four hours after publishing it. (Photo: Bruce Newman/The Oxford Eagle via AP)The namesake of the Meek School of Journalism at the University of Mississippi made a "highly offensive" Facebook post Wednesday night with an "unjustified racial overtone," according to the school. In his post, Meek said the photos were taken in the early morning hours of Sunday morning after the Ole Miss-Alabama game Saturday night. A screenshot taken by the Clarion Ledger shows the controversial Facebook post made by Ed Meek, the namesake of the Meek School of Journalism and New Media at the University of Mississippi. Facebook users were quick to post on the new shared post criticizing him for his deleted post.

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