Outrage Ensues After Video Surfaces Showing School Students Jumping Rope With Cat Intestines
- 8 years ago
A Texas high school is being targeted by the animal rights group PETA, or People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, because of videos showing potentially controversial behavior.
A Texas high school is being targeted by the animal rights group PETA, or People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, because of videos showing potentially controversial behavior.
KSAT is reporting that two videos posted to SnapChat feature what appear to be students at Winston Churchill High School using recently dissected cat intestines to jump rope in a classroom.
In fact, one of the clips includes the caption, “This is anatomy. Jumping rope with cat intestines.”
Aubrey Chancellor with the Northeast Independent School District which oversees the school has defended those involved, telling mySA.com that “This was not meant to be degrading or disrespectful. The idea of the lesson was to explore the
A Texas high school is being targeted by the animal rights group PETA, or People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, because of videos showing potentially controversial behavior.
KSAT is reporting that two videos posted to SnapChat feature what appear to be students at Winston Churchill High School using recently dissected cat intestines to jump rope in a classroom.
In fact, one of the clips includes the caption, “This is anatomy. Jumping rope with cat intestines.”
Aubrey Chancellor with the Northeast Independent School District which oversees the school has defended those involved, telling mySA.com that “This was not meant to be degrading or disrespectful. The idea of the lesson was to explore the