Penn State York Board Member Resigns After Racist Rant Video Surfaces

Jonathan Spanos steps down following viral footage of him using racial slurs during a roadside confrontation.

Jonathan Spanos, a former member of the Penn State York Advisory Board, was caught on video using racial slurs and admitting to being a racist during a road rage incident.
The video, which was posted on social media, quickly went viral and led to widespread condemnation from civil rights groups and the community.
Spanos resigned from his advisory board position at Penn State York, with the university disassociating itself from his actions and reaffirming its commitment to inclusivity.
In a public apology, Spanos expressed embarrassment and regret, claiming his racist remarks were made sarcastically and pledging to work on personal growth.
The NAACP York County Branch and other local organizations have called for Spanos to resign from all leadership roles and business associations to uphold community values.