White Teacher Fired After Facebook Post Saying Black People Should 'Pack Up And Move Back To Africa' Goes Viral

A Mississippi grade teacher was let go from her position after she purportedly made a supremacist Facebook post proposing Black individuals should "go back to Africa." 

Cammie Rone, who showed second-grade at Batesville Intermediate School in Paloma County, was under scrutiny after a hostile post on her page was screenshotted by an understudy.
"If blacks in this country are so offended, no one is forcing them to stay here,” Rone posted, according to screenshots captured by parents of students at the school. “Why don’t they pack up and move back to Africa where they will have to work for a living. I am sure our government will pay for it! We pay for everything else."
Rone was expelled after the post was found, in spite of the fact that she guaranteed her Facebook account was hacked.
"I think my account was hacked. I keep getting messages about racist posts, but when I go to my page, I can’t see it," Rone composed on Facebook, as per WREG.
In any case, a few guardians questioned that Rone's Facebook account was hacked and quickly required her to be ended.
"I don’t feel right with her teaching him," parent Keboni Anderson told WREG. "She came to me as a decent individual and after that when I read the remark it annoyed me.
The school locale reported Rone was let go on Tuesday, soon after chairmen ended up plainly mindful of the post.
"Cammie Rone has been dismissed from our employment," South Panola School area open data chief Jeff Eubanks told the New York Daily News. "She is no longer an employee of the South Panola School District."