A proponent of Critical Race Theory erupted at a school board meeting in Fort Worth, Texas recently. Malikk Austin told people at the meeting that he has “soldiers” who are “locked and loaded.”
Will Merrick Garland and the Biden Justice Department respond to this in any way? They called parents who are opposed to CRT in schools ‘domestic terrorists’ after all.
Elizabeth Faddis writes at the Washington Examiner:
‘I got over 1,000 soldiers ready’: Texas parent escorted out of school board meeting over critical race theorySeveral parents were left feeling “threatened” during a Nov. 9 school board meeting after a Texas parent supporting critical race theory stated that he had “1,000 soldiers ready to go.”Malikk Austin, a parent of a child in the Fort Worth Independent School District, turned to address the parents in opposition to critical race theory, Fox News reported . Austin blasted the parents stating that “this is something” he fights for as his children are still “afflicted by this.””For those who got an issue with this critical race theory equity, this is something I fight for, for my children,” Austin reportedly said during the school board meeting . “How dare you come out here and talk about the things that my daddy and my grandparents went through,” listing things such as Jim Crow, lynchings, and the oppression…”I’ll bring my soldiers with me next time … locked and loaded,” Austin stated as he was being escorted out of the meeting by officers. Plemmons reportedly questioned whether he had been addressing her, to which he replied, “locked and loaded.”
Here’s the video:
You can hear the reactions of other people in the room who clearly felt threatened.
Tyler O’Neil of FOX News:
Fort Worth parents told Fox News that they felt threatened when a parent who defended critical race theory turned to the crowd during a school board meeting and said, “I got over 1,000 soldiers ready to go,” before adding, “locked and loaded,” as officers escorted him out of the room.”Absolutely, it made me feel threatened,” Hollie Plemmons, a stay-at-home mother of three, told Fox News on Sunday. “I’m scared and I’m afraid he’s going to do something.”…”This gentleman was profoundly angry, he was not putting on a performance,” Guarneri said. “When he made the statement that he had his thousand soldiers and they’d be back locked and loaded, it was very frightening to me.””I was thinking about calling my husband and having him come to the parking lot because I was afraid to come to my car,” she added.
Malikk is apparently a member of a black militia group:
Featured image via Twitter video.
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