Nancy Salem, a pre-school teacher in Texas, was fired after several of her anti-Semitic tweets were recently unearthed. In the tweets, Salem said things like ‘kill some Jews,’ suggested that not enough Jews died in The Holocaust, and referred to The Holocaust as the ‘LOLACHAUST.’
Salem, who graduated from Tarrant County College and taught two-year-olds at The Children’s Courtyard, an educational daycare in South Arlington, has been fired.
Additionally, Salem was one of 24 anti-Israel activists at the University of Texas caught expressing racist and violent thoughts online. Salem and the other activists were exposed by campus watchdog group called Canary Mission.
The Canary Mission claims Salem is an activist with Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) at the University of Texas, Arlington (UT Arlington) and a supporter of the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement.
Since Salem’s posts were exposed, The Children’s Courtyard’s Facebook page was flooded with messages from angry parents demanding Salem be fired.
Who Is Nancy Salem?
Nancy Salem is a former teacher at The Children’s Courtyard in South Arlington, Texas, who was fired after her anti-Semitic tweets were discovered.
What Happened?
The Canary Project, which is dedicated to exposing those who spread racism and hate online, uncovered multiple anti-Semitic tweets from Salem. Salem said things like ‘kill some Jews,’ suggested that not enough Jews died in The Holocaust, and referred to The Holocaust as the ‘LOLACHAUST.’ She has since been fired from her job at The Children’s Courtyard.
Where Did This Happen?
Salem taught at The Children’s Courtyard in South Arlington, Texas.
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