Kansas H.S. Students Allegedly Yell N-Word, Bring Black Doll To Game, Schools Investigating

2 Kansas high schools state they have actually released an examination after a number of trainees at a current basketball video game apparently shouted the n-word — while waving around a Black doll.

The occurrence decreased Saturday — when the Topeka H.S. young boys basketball group handled Valley Center H.S. in Valley Center, KS.

Throughout the contest, according to Topeka gamers, a number of VC trainees tossed racial slurs and offending language at them. They likewise state a few of the viewers teased them with a Black child figurine.

One video shot by a Topeka trainee reveals the doll being held up by some fans in the stands as the action was unfolding on the court. Another clip appears to reveal trainees calling among the gamers a “p***y.”

Topeka head coach Geo Lyons stated in a change.org petition that in spite of the “racial slurs, threats and disgusting taunts” — Valley Center authorities “did not address any of these actions while play was taking place although they were very aware.”

On Tuesday, Valley Center authorities stated they had not discovered any proof of racist language being utilized at the video game … however on Wednesday, they, together with Topeka admins, launched a joint declaration describing they have actually released a probe into all of it — and examinations are continuous.

“As both districts work in a unified manner to investigate matters related to the athletic events on Saturday, we as superintendents are both committed to ensuring a safe and respectful climate at school events,” the declaration checked out.

“Incidents that occurred when individuals did not conduct themselves in ways that reflect our commitment to supporting students have been handled, and there are investigations that are ongoing. We will work together to ensure the appropriate individuals are held accountable and work together to prevent such incidents in the future.”