A Minnesota teacher has been placed on leave after a video showing her using a racial slur while speaking to middle school students went viral, the district said. - NBCBLK
A Minnesota teacher has been placed on leave after a video showing her using a racial slur while speaking to middle school students went viral, the district said Thursday.
Brilowski can be heard saying"f------ n------" in the video, which the district verified was authentic to NBC News. Another staff member said"she's repeating what you're saying" after the slur was used, but the roughly 20-second video does not show any students speaking prior to Brilowski's comments.
Gothard also apologized in a video to parents, adding that foul and racist language has no place in the district.
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