NY Archdiocese: Principal fired over writings on race, white supremacy
Here we find another friend of Jared Taylor over at the white supremacist American Renaissance site.
Borzellieri was hired in 2009 as principal of the elementary school, which has, according to the National Center for Education Statistics, a mostly black and Latino student body.
Zwilling’s statement did not specify when the termination was effective, and Borzellieri could not be reached by CNN on Tuesday.
The official who originally hired Borzellieri, the Rev. Eric Rapaglia, pastor of the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, made the decision to remove Borzellieri as principal after reviewing his writings, according to the archdiocese.
Borzellieri previously served as an elected member of the New York School Board for 11 years. During his tenure, according to published reports, he made efforts to forbid references to homosexuality and to ban literature he considered “anti-American,” including a biography of Martin Luther King Jr.
The website for American Renaissance currently advertises writings by Borzellieri, including a 2009 book titled “Lynched: A Conservative’s Life on a New York City School Board.” Another book by Borzellieri, titled “The Unspoken Truth: Race, Culture and Other Taboos,” lists among its topics “the myth of integration” and “multicultural madness,” according to the website.
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