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.
Similar types of racist attacks have happened during online diversity events across the country recently.
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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