Self-Proclaimed ‘Black Supremacist’ First-Grade Teacher Fired After ‘Racist’ Posts
A self-proclaimed “Black supremacist” first-grade teacher has been fired from her job over a series of posts she made on X, formerly known as Twitter — which included blatant anti-White racism and threats of violence.
Danielle Allen was fired from her position by the Mesquite Independent School District in Texas on Tuesday. The district has released a statement condemning the teacher’s comments and confirming that she will never be allowed to teach in their schools again.
“At approximately 4 pm yesterday, Mesquite ISD became aware of a series of alarming, racist statements posted to the X (formerly Twitter) account of a teacher at Thompson Elementary,” the statement from the Mesquite Independent School District read.
“Upon learning of this situation, our Personnel staff began an immediate investigation. As of this morning, the employee is no longer a part of the Mesquite ISD organization and is not eligible for rehire,” the statement continued.
The school district also noted that Allen’s “highly offensive statements posted to her X account do not reflect the values and standards of Mesquite ISD” — adding that it “condemns them in the strongest terms.”
Allen’s since-deleted account was under the name “Claire Kyle,” where she posted a video complaining about her sister dating a White man — calling her “the biggest disappointment” and vowing to do “everything in my power to f—k this relationship up.”
She also referred to her Black sister as a “cave-dweller smasher” for sleeping with a White man.
Allen later shared a screenshot of a text message conversation with her boyfriend in which she asked him to kill her sister’s White boyfriend and promised to “help hide the body.”
The teacher’s posts went viral after they were shared on X by Libs of TikTok, who first revealed that Allen was “reportedly a teacher in Texas and has a history of anti-white, racist tweets.”
Following the initial backlash, Allen posted on X complaining that people had contacted her job — but claimed that the school had told her to “delete the post but my job is safe since I did not directly wish harm on ALL white people.”
“They laughed and told me to watch what I say and I’ll be good to go! Being a great teacher pays off very well when they know your true self,” she added.
“I told them it was a joke and they know I’m not racist,” the self-described “Black supremacist” added in a follow-up tweet.
Libs of TikTok account owner Chaya Raichik shared a screenshot of these since-deleted tweets on her personal account alongside a screenshot of the school’s statement about Allen’s firing — pointing out that her initial comments about her job being safe were a bit premature.
