Georgetown Law Professor Fired For Racist Remarks

A video recording of a conversation between adjunct professors Sellers and David Batson at Georgetown University was released on Twitter, revealing racist comments about black students. The conversation occurred after a virtual class and was publicly accessible for two weeks before being deleted. The Black Law Students Association demanded an audit of Sellers' grading and evaluations. Batson was placed on leave for not condemning Sellers' remarks.

What was the nature of the recording released on Twitter?

• A debate on teaching methods

• Racist comments about black students

• A discussion on university policies

• A conversation about academic achievements

What did one professor express about black students in the conversation?

• They are never enrolled in his classes

• They often perform poorly

• They are always at the top of the class

• They are the most disciplined students

What action did the Black Law Students Association demand from Georgetown?

• To increase scholarships for black students

• To perform an audit of grading and evaluations

• To hold a public apology event

• To expel the professors involved

What was the consequence for Batson following the conversation?

• He was promoted

• He was placed on leave

• He received a warning

• He was given a bonus

How long was the video available online before being removed?

• One month

• One week

• One day

• Two weeks