Florida Teacher Under Review After Singing ‘Monkey’ Birthday Song to 6-Year-Old Student – Racism Cr

[American Girl]

Excerpt:
In today’s hyper-sensitive world where every innocent gesture gets twisted into a DEI drama, a Florida elementary school teacher is now under the microscope for singing a silly birthday tune to a 6-year-old student. The song in question? That old playground classic: “Happy Birthday to you. You live in the zoo, you look like a monkey, and you smell like one too.” Yeah, the one we’ve all heard or belted out as kids without a second thought. But in 2025 America, under the shadow of cancel culture, it’s sparked a full-blown investigation at Floral Avenue Elementary in Bartow, Polk County.






My parents and aunts and uncles and everyone I know sang this to every kid ever in our family and their family.

The real racist here is the child’s mother, and she’s raising him to be another victim wannabe.

https://conservativeus.com/florida-teacher-under-review-after-singing-monkey-birthday-song-to-6-year-old-student-racism-cry-or-multicultural-overreach-video/

[berdie]

It amazes me how sensitive people are  these days.

[libertybele]

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It amazes me how sensitive people are  these days.

Sensitive and quick to accuse of someone having malicious intent.

[mystery-ak]

OMG...my brothers and sisters used to sing this at each of our birthdays 

[the OlLine Rebel]

I always thought it was "SMELL" first, then "LOOK"!

Oh good God, we did this to each other all the time in the old days.

Then again, maybe I haven't heard teasing with it from adults...

[the OlLine Rebel]

Why does a "conservative" site insist on conforming to the stupidity and desperate arrogance of capitalizing "black"?

[catfish1957]

True Story:

About a year and a half ago, I visited one of my kids   and grandkids in California.   To entertain my grandson I told him the Wizard of Oz story in detail, and from memory.

He loved it.  Then the next day my kid tells me that he and my grandson were reprimanded at the daycare, because my grandson called another child a "Munchkin"