Racist ‘Zoom Bombings’ Interrupt University of Wyoming Black History Month Event
Similar types of racist attacks have happened during online diversity events across the country recently.
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Similar types of racist attacks have happened during online diversity events across the country recently.
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Campus officials say the attacks were racially motivated and follow a previous incident involving 51 Zoom bombers who uttered racist and homophobic slurs.
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