Two Colorado elementary students were subjected to racist comments and slurs during a Denver city council meeting in May. Two Black children spoke at a Denver City Council meeting earlier this month, asking members for more classroom space.

An unidentified "Zoom-bomber" interrupted the students, launching a racist tirade against the girls. The Zoom bomber told the children to "go back to Africa" and used several racial slurs, including the N-word, before their microphone was muted.

In a statement, City Council President Jamie Torres condemned the incident.

“Last night, the Denver City Council endured a cowardly and racist 'Zoom-bomber' who interrupted our General Public Comment when two African American youth were speaking about their community needs,” Torres said. “The words were vile, as was the character of a person who would actively seek to say these words to two beautiful and courageous young girls.”
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