Principal spews racist comment at high school grad ceremony

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Principal spews racist comment at high school grad ceremony
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First posted: Saturday, May 09, 2015 04:31 PM EDT | Updated: Saturday, May 09, 2015 04:46 PM EDT
A high school graduation ceremony in Georgia was tainted Friday thanks to distasteful remarks made by its principal.
"Look who's leaving, all the black people," Nancy Gordeuk, founder/principal of TNT Academy, said to a large crowd as some students headed towards the exit.
Gordeuk spewed the racist comment after accidentally dismissing the graduating students without letting the valedictorian deliver his speech, reports the Daily Mail. The crowd erupted in anger and many got up from their seats and left after her remark.
Another video shows Gordeuk calling a student a "little coward" after an apparent disruption in the ceremony.
A high school graduation ceremony in Georgia was tainted Friday thanks to distasteful remarks made by its principal. (Screenshot from Twitter video)

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Principal Apologizes for 'All the Black People' Comment

May 11, 2015, 2:50 AM ET
By ABC News




A high school principal from Georgia has come under fire for comments she made at the end of the school's graduation ceremony that many in the audience found to be racially insensitive.
Nancy Gordeuk, the principal and founder of TNT Academy in Stone Mountain, Georgia, has apologized, but that hasn't quieted the controversy.
At the graduation ceremony Friday, Gordeuk accidentally skipped the valedictorian's speech, and when the crowd started to leave the church where the ceremony was being held, she tried to regain their attention.
"Y'all are the rudest people I've ever seen not to listen to this speech," she said.
Video of the event shows the crowd appearing to grow increasingly disgruntled, and as people continue to leave Gordeuk raises her voice.
"Look who's leaving," she says. "All the black people."
Gordeuk's remarks angered the audience, many describing it as a racist outburst.
"She named only black people," said Brooklyn Jacobs, who was there for the graduation ceremony. "She didn't say, 'Oh look at the Caucasians leaving, look at the Indians leaving,' she said blacks."
The principal has since apologized, insisting she was angry people were not paying proper attention.
"It was not a statement of racism," she said. "It was just my frustration, and you know when I said it, I told my husband it felt like the devil was in the house 'cause it didn't even sound like me."

Principal Apologizes for 'All the Black People' Comment - ABC News

Makes perfect sense to me. When you're angry, specify that your target is "black people." Don't seem racist to me.