NFL Player Turned School Boss: I Was Axed for Racism Claims
Dr. Omar Easy says he was the a victim of hate crime while serving as the first Black superintendent of Wayland Public Schools in Massachusetts.
Easy brought up the discriminatory behavior during board meetings, the complaint says, at which point the district tried to punish him for speaking out.
“Rather than follow policy and my employment agreement, Wayland…issued public notice that discipline would be considered against me,” the complaint states.
