Monday, June 16, 2014

To all Negroes and their Masters who spread LIES and DESCENT







You white supremacists and lovers of the creators of AIDS are always trying to down and divide black folks-but it’s not working. You buck- dancing coons who are married to white folks and feel the need to go along with all their dirt, are dying out. Just because you have mulatto kids doesn’t mean you’re going to escape the lynch mob when they come and Emmitt Till your asses. White supremacy is on its way out. And the fact that more whites are trying their best to stop it is proof of that.




My books and articles are world wide; still selling. And I get countless emails from black folks world wide thanking me for revealing the truth that’s been hidden from them. I am the teacher who teaches teachers how to battle white supremacists and to flip the script on the white sex agenda that’s been launched against our black children. Simply put-YOU COONS AND CRACKAS ARE LOSING-LOL. GET OVER IT. YOU’RE DONE!!!!!




SHOUTS OUT TO Mumia Abu Jamal and all political prisoners and crooked cop killers!


XAVIER JAMES

Sunday, June 15, 2014

White Special Ed. Teacher Having Group Sex with Black Students





A special education teacher in Philadelphia has been accused of having a sex at least ten times with a 14-year-old student.


Stephanie Amato, a teacher at Ethan Allen School, handed herself in to authorities at the Special Victims Unit on Wednesday night. The 30-year-old has been charged with offenses including involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, statutory sexual assault and corruption of a minor.


'Fun with these kids!': Stephanie Amato, a special education teacher at Ethan Allen Elementary, Philadelphia, has been charged with offenses including statutory sexual assault and corruption of a minor


 


'Fun with these kids!': Stephanie Amato, a special education teacher at Ethan Allen Elementary, Philadelphia, has been charged with offenses including statutory sexual assault and corruption of a minor


According to the District Attorney’s office, Amato had been engaged in a sexual relationship with the boy during March and April of this year. The alleged encounters happened in her car and at her home. The two were allegedly sending explicit text messages and Amato told him not to tell. Tasha Jamerson, spokeswoman for District Attorney Seth Williams, called the sex ‘consensual," according to the Philadelphia Inquirer.When the boy's father discovered the relationship, he pulled his son from the school


Stephanie Amato was released early on Thursday after posting 10 percent of bail set at $125,000, according to court records


 


Stephanie Amato handed herself in to authorities at the Special Victims Unit on Wednesday night


 


Amato, 30, has been charged with offenses including involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, statutory sexual assault and corruption of a minor


The child's father, who we are not identifying, spoke exclusively to Action News. 'I was very upset. She took my kid's youth and I really want justice to take care of this woman,' he told WPVI. 'He's not doing too well, he doesn't want to go to school. He feels humiliated, since that happened he changed.'
The allegations against Amato were first made in April, said Philadelphia School District spokesman Fernando Gallard. School officials then notified city and school police, and the teacher was removed her from the classroom pending an investigation.


Amato, who has been a teacher for six years, was also barred from having contact with her students. On Tuesday she posted several photos on Facebook of her posing with some of her students. One picture is captioned ‘My fav students!!’


'My fav students!!' On Tuesday Amato posted several photos on Facebook of her posing with some of her students


 


'My fav students!!' On Tuesday Amato posted several photos on Facebook of her posing with some of her students


In another photo - captioned ‘Fun with these kids!’ - Amato is sitting in a car surrounded by four young men. An unnamed source at the school told the Inquirer that Amato would often spend time out of school with groups of her students. She is currently suspended with pay, but after an administrative hearing next week she could lose her pay.
Parents were only informed of Amato's arrest through a letter sent home this week.
Principal Cassandra Houston said that the district is 'working closely with the Philadelphia Police Department's Special Victims Unit to ensure that a thorough investigation is conducted.' Amato was released early on Thursday after posting 10 percent of bail set at $125,000, according to court records.