Hays CISD officials address ‘blatant racism’ at varsity volleyball game against Comal ISD

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Hays CISD officials address ‘blatant racism’ at varsity volleyball game against Comal ISD
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'If you do not stand against racism, you stand with it,' Hays CISD officials said.

“The experience left our Hawks volleyball players distraught, but they have chosen to be strong together, as a team,” Hays CISD officials said.

The incident happened at a volleyball game on Friday night. One of the parents of the players on the Hays High School Hawks Volleyball Team shared a post on Facebook stating that Canyon High School students yelled the N-word at her daughters during the game. “Tonight our Hays volleyball girls played Canyon HS where the front row of Canyon’s student section yelled the N-word at my daughters and a few more teammates throughout the match, SO MANY TIMES!!! When my daughter missed her serve, they shouted ‘Make a play Nword-hard R!’ Our coaches told their Admin and all they told the boys was ‘watch your mouths,’” Jennifer Price said in the post.

“It is unacceptable that students felt comfortable enough to degrade and berate our players with such derogatory and hateful language,” Hays CISD officials said. “We also feel that not enough was done to remedy the situation after our coaching staff brought the incident to the attention of the Canyon High School administrator on duty.

Hays CISD officials noted that many community members have come forward since the incident on Friday and shared similar experiences of racism happening at their schools.“It is an example of blatant racism, and anyone who sat by or sits by and allows it to happen is equally as responsible as the students that sued the inappropriate language to begin with. If you do not stand against racism, you stand with it,” Hays Hawk Volleyball officials said.

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