"I have two young white boys, one of which got in trouble for saying the n-word on
Snapchat," she said.
Her son's "dark chocolate auntie got him into
Straight Outta Compton," the woman added.
"So my boy got
Straight Outta Compton, he's into all the old-school hip-hop … and says in parody on Snapchat, which essentially got him kicked out of South [High School] for four to 10 days."
The woman added: "My address was put out there, we were threatened, and why? Because he said [the n-word]. I'm sorry, this happens to be in every song. The FCC, the Jon Connors, the who's who are in charge [n-word] … basically are allowing this and our kids…"
A board member then interrupts the woman to object to her language, prompting her to apologize. "I'll watch it, I'm sorry, I'm sorry," she said.
She continued: "They really are trying to victimize our kids. When that happened to my son… it's just disgraceful what they do and the bullying on social media and through the school system is not cool."
