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A Southern California mother is leading the charge to expel a student who she claims snapped a jump rope at her black daughter and referred to her as a 'slave.'
Jasmine Harris' says her 10-year-old daughter recently became the target of an offensive, racially charged comment while she was at lunch with her friends.
According to Harris, a young white boy at her child's school whipped a jump rope toward her daughter - Paris Barnes - and told her to 'get back to work, you slave.'
The mom is now demonstrating outside of Santiago Elementary School in Santa Ana to bring awareness and attempt to have school officials take action.
'They're sweeping it underneath the rug,' said Harris, who spoke with ABC 7 Los Angeles about the disturbing incident.
Jasmine Harris' says her 10-year-old daughter recently became the target of an offensive, racially charged comment while she was at lunch with her friends
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According to Harris, a young white boy at her child's school whipped a jump rope toward her daughter - Paris Barnes - and told her to 'get back to work, you slave'
Harris told the Southern California TV station she is all but ready to pull her daughter from the district but is hoping to see repercussions for the boy involved.
'I want the little boy to get expelled. I want them to do something about this,' Harris said.
She said she has yet to find out if the child has been disciplined at all for the incident, which she claims happened on March 1.
The mom and a group of other parents held a protest outside Monday, demanding answers from Santiago Elementary and Santa Ana Unified School District officials.
Jessica Garcia and Maria Gomez - both parents of students in the district - expressed their dissatisfaction with how the school has handled bullying of any kind.
'I don't think it's fair that so many parents are going
