A fraternity at the University of Georgia has been temporarily suspended after a video circulating on social media shows several people mocking slavery and one person using the n-word
The video, about 30 seconds long, shows an individual lightly hitting another person with a belt. At least one person is heard saying,"Pick my cotton, b****." As the group laughs, the phrase is repeated several times. A male voice is heard saying,"You're not using the right words," and then someone uses the n-word.
"Read MoreThe organization said the incident did not take place on the fraternity chapter's premises. The four people in the video have been expelled from the fraternity chapter, according to TKE, which also confirmed the chapter was temporarily suspended.In a reply to the Student Government Association, UGA said it condemned racism"in the strongest terms.""Racism has no place on our campus.
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