Racist text messages referencing slavery raise alarms, prompt investigations in Mass. and other states
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The messages, which were sent anonymously and reported across multiple states, instructed recipients to show up 'with your belongings' or referred to them being 'selected to pick cotton at the nearest plantation.', describing a disturbing nationwide trend.
Stoughton Public Schools highlighted the emotional impact of receiving such messages, stating, 'This is profoundly disturbing and can cause emotional distress and fear, especially for our students and staff of color.' They reiterated their commitment to fighting racism and discrimination.
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