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Photo of homecoming proposal referencing slavery sparks outrage in New Hampshire high school

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An image circulating of a student at Trinity High School in Manchester, New Hampshire, asking a girl to homecoming via slavery reference has come under fire by the community and thousands on social media. The image features a boy and girl standing together and grinning over a sign that reads, If I was black I would be picking [cotton] but I'm white so Im picking you for hoco? A checkbox for yes or no finishes the poster, and instead of writing out the word cotton, actual pieces of cotton were stuck to the poster board.

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NH school silent over student's racist homecoming proposal that referenced slavery

A photo circulating social media of a Trinity High School student asking a girl to homecoming via racist catchphrase has sparked outrage.

3 years ago·Springfield, United States

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Photo of homecoming proposal referencing slavery sparks outrage in New Hampshire high school

A photo of a New Hampshire homecoming proposal circulating social media is coming under fire by the Trinity High School community.

3 years ago·New Hampshire, United States

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WMUR broke the news in New Hampshire, United States 3 years ago on Friday, October 7, 2022.

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