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WTH?! Racist Dad STORMS STAGE To Block Daughter From Shaking Black Superintendent Hand At Graduation
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6:44Now PlayingA White Wisconsin dad is facing disorderly conduct charges have he stormed the stage during his daughter's graduation to keep her from shaking hands with the black
Superintendent.
The unnamed man rushed onto the stage before his daughter could shake hands with Baraboo Superintendent Rainey Briggs.
Briggs was on stage with other school officials, including School Board President Kevin Vodak and Principal Steve Considine; the man only confronted Superintendent Briggs.
This isn't the first controversial incident from this school district.
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