Whitmire Calls Out Former City Employee for 'Deeply Inappropriate' Online Posts

Former Houston appointee claims flood-ravaged Camp Mystic is 'Whites-only' in viral video

A former appointee

Houston Leftist Booted from Food Insecurity Board After VILE Comment Calling Missing Girls’ Flooded Camp “White-Only Girls Camp” | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hᴏft

A far-left activist in Houston has been booted from the city’s Food Insecurity Board after outrage erupted over a vile, racially charged TikTok rant mocking a Christian summer camp where several young girls were swept away during devastating floods in Texas.

Karma to hit Houston official who spewed a vile rant about 'white Christian' kids in flood · American Wire News

A former Houston official’s comments on the supposed “white-only, conservative Christian” girls missing amid Texas flooding provoked action from the mayor, who implemented “immediate steps.” While the communities in and around the Texas Hill Country remained reeling from flash flooding with a death toll rising to at least 80, and first responders and volunteers tirelessly engaged in rescue and recovery efforts, some spectators saw fit to step up…

Houston Mayor John Whitmire permanently removes food insecurity board member following racial comments she made on social media about the devastating flooding in the Texas Hill Country that decimated Camp Mystic, a private summer camp for girls.

Whitmire calls out former city employee for 'deeply inappropriate' online posts

HOUSTON (KIAH) — Houston Mayor John Whitmire has released a statement following the controversy surrounding former City of Houston employee identified on social media as 'Sade Perkins'. Sade Perkin's TikTok rants about the missing Central Texas campers Perkins has been under fire since social media users found allegedly disparaging comments and video responses on her accounts regarding the victims of the Central Texas flash flood tragedy. Perkin…

Texas flooding: City of Houston issues statement on former board member's comments

A former member of the City of Houston Food Insecurity Board made negative comments on social media regarding the Kerr County flood.