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Colleyville Heritage High School Principal James Whitfield opened up about the "hate" and "racism" tied to the controversy over his and his wife Kerrie's anniversary photo.
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The photos of James Whitfield and his wife, Kerrie were professionally shot. Grapevine-Colleyville Independent School District

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A black high school principal in Texas said he was told by a district official to remove an anniversary photo from Facebook of himself kissing his white wife — so as not to “stir up stuff” amid complaints from parents, according to reports.
Colleyville Heritage High School Principal James Whitfield opened up in a lengthy Facebook post on July 31 about the incident from 2019 shortly after he had been promoted to the top post at the middle school.
He told KXAS that he received an email at the time from a school administrator containing an image of himself and his wife, Kerrie, kissing on their anniversary trip.
The professionally shot photos, which were provided to People magazine by the Grapevine-Colleyville school district, show the couple in an intimate pose on a beach.
In his post Saturday, Whitfield explained that the photos were taken a decade ago during their 10-year anniversary in Mexico.
“I wish I had the conviction to say, ‘No, I’m not going to take it down — that’s a picture of me and my wife kissing on the beach. There’s no reason for me to take this photo down,'” he told KXAS.
“I look at the picture, and I look at the words above it, and it says, ‘Is this the Dr. Whitfield we want leading our schools?’ I showed it to my wife, who immediately begins to well up with tears,” said Whitfield, adding that he took it to mean that he was being criticized for being in an interracial relationship.
“They said, ‘Could you take it down? Can you take this picture down? Can you hide it?’ and I asked, ‘Why? What’s wrong with the picture?’ It was, ‘Hey, I am trying to avoid any conflict,’” he told the station.
Whitfield is now speaking out about the incident and responding to what he claims are “bigoted” and “racist” attacks, including accusations that he is a proponent of critical race theory.
He wrote on Facebook that he could not ask others to speak up if he won’t and “just because I am a school administrator that does not take away my rights and ability to be human and defend myself.”
“I am not the CRT (Critical Race Theory) Boogeyman. I am the first African American to assume the role of Principal at my current school in its 25-year history, and I am keenly aware of how much fear this strikes in the hearts of a small minority who would much rather things go back to the way they used to be,” he wrote.
Grapevine-Colleyville sources have said that the district does not teach CRT, a doctrine that pushes the notion that racism underpins America’s history, laws and institutions, according to the Dallas Morning News .
Whitfield wrote that the allegations were connected to a 2019 presentation he took part in as middle school principal on “Breaking the Barriers” that addressed people’s differences.
Even though it was approved by the district, the presentation was used to “vilify my colleagues and me,” he wrote.
“We hid the photo, no one from ‘above’ ever mentioned anything else about it, but the damage was inflicted on us in profound ways. It was at this moment that I knew the attack that we currently endure, was coming,” the principal wrote on Facebook.
The school district told KXAS in a statement: “When a social media concern is brought to the attention of the district, we have a responsibility to review it. Some of the photos the district received contained poses that are questionable for an educator, especially a principal or administrator.
“It had absolutely nothing to do with race. As a new campus principal, we wanted to provide a smooth transition for Dr. Whitfield to Heritage Middle School, which is why we advised him of the concern and made a request for the photos to be taken down from Facebook,” it added.
Some parents learned about the photo incident when they read Whitfield’s account on Facebook.
“I think it’s sweet. He’s a happily married man. It’s he and his beautiful wife, they have a beautiful family,” Sunni Roppollo, who has children at Colleyville Heritage High, told KXAS, adding that there was no reason to censor him. “I chalk it up to educators are held to a different standard, unfortunately. I think it’s silly, I can’t see why a husband and wife can’t have a picture of them in a sweet moment,” she said.
Meanwhile, a petition in support of Whitfield has garnered hundreds of signatures, and he said he’s humbled for all the support he’s received.
“Twitter Fam, You’ve probably seen #IStandwithDrWhitfield coming across your timeline, wondering what on earth is going on. There’s SO much, but I am beyond humbled by the kindness, support, love, & encouragement being shown to me and my family,” he said in a tweet .
“Hate and #racism will not rule the day. Love will! Thank you for spreading love! Let your love shine so brightly & your positive voice be so loud that it drowns out the noise. We will not sit silently while these individuals continue their bigoted attacks. Kids need us!” the principal added .

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In one of Essence Magazine’s “Ask Abiola,” a woman who calls herself “Black and Proud” complained about her lackluster sex life with her White husband. According to her story, Black and Proud met her hubby at a reunion for the ivy league school they attended and after six months of dating, the two lovebirds wed. Because we live in a “different” time, interracial marriages aren’t as taboo as they once were, but Black and Proud’s husband’s desire to talk dirty to her during sex is more than taboo, it’s downright degrading.
Black and Proud’s husband delights in calling his beautiful Black wife, “n*gger bitch” during sex and it’s taken away her desire to have sex with him. The first thing I thought was to blame Black and Proud for marrying this ivy league White man, but then I realized, you can’t fault who you love. Although cliche, love is supposed to conquer all, but in this case, bigotry is an obstacle worth kicking over instead of conquering. Also, her husband waited until their honeymoon to drop the n-bomb on his wife. I wonder if he’d said it during their expensive dates, would Black and Proud have married him?
It’s these lavish gifts that Black and Proud’s husband showers her in that allow him to joke about buying her freedom. He also refers to himself as a “n*gger lover” and thinks it’s hilarious when he continually throws that hate-filled word around in his wife’s presence. Black and Proud can’t take it anymore and decided to publicly ask for help.
My man keeps calling me a “nigger bitch” during sex and I hate it.
I have been married for a year and I am at my wit’s end. My investment banker husband is from a White old money family. I am a first generation Black-American woman whose family is from the island of Jamaica. We met at a reunion for the ivy league school we both attended, and he proposed in six months.
We have the picture perfect fantasy life. He wines and dines me and we travel and shop the globe. Unlike all of the Black men I dated in the past, my husband is generous, loyal, committed and considerate. He courted me and I never have to pay for anything. He said I could quit my job and I did. He makes me feel like a woman.
I am a little embarrassed to share our problem. The first time he let the n-word drop was during sex on our honeymoon. When I reacted negatively, he explained that a Black woman he dated in the past enjoyed being called racial slurs. Another time he joked that he had purchased my freedom. He also speculated about whether his family could have owned mine because I have “good hair.” Then he made jokes about my pubic hair. He called it my “negro bush” and referred to himself as a “nigger lover.” He says I am being overly sensitive because he loves me to death and should get a “Black pass” for marrying me.
I told him that I don’t appreciate these comments and he says that my friends and family probably use the n-word all the time. He also asked why Black people can use the word and he cannot. I don’t use the word or believe in the nigga/nigger differentiation. Neither does my family. I am too embarrassed to tell anyone about this because I know they might say: “That’s what she gets for marrying a White man.”
Every time we try having sex again, the slurs fly. Our sex life is pretty much over right now because I pretend to be asleep every time my sexy, handsome man wants to be with me. I feel completely turned off. I love my husband deeply so please don’t tell me to leave him because that’s not what I want to do.
My husband was my first interracial relationship. Please tell me racial slurs aren’t normal between interracial couples? I would like to figure this out before we have kids but I can’t afford to leave him and still maintain my lifestyle.
How can I regain my sexual attraction for my husband?
Check Out Essence for Abiola’s response . She makes some amazing points, but it’s up to Black and Proud now. What would you do?
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