Six Massachusetts Students Charged Over Racist Snapchat Incident

The students' involvement in a 'mock slave auction' and racist comments has led to criminal charges and widespread calls for action.

Six Massachusetts eighth graders face criminal charges following a 'mock slave auction' and racist comments on Snapchat.
The incident, involving Southwick Regional School students, has sparked widespread outrage and calls for systemic change.
Charges include threats to commit a crime, interference with civil rights, and witness interference.
The district attorney vows to educate the community on hate and bullying, partnering with state agencies.
Public reactions include demands for school leadership resignations and increased efforts to combat racism.