In the comments section of the Miami Herald’s website, Iber decided to leave a comment via his Facebook account which showed his staunch support for Eric Casebolt, the white supremacist race soldier who assaulted Melanoid teenagers last week at a pool party in McKinney, Texas. Below is a screenshot of Iber’s comments left on the site:

Ambrose Sims, the Black man who responded to Iber’s comments in the screenshot, happens to be a veteran of the Miami Beach Police Department, yet he refused to allow his position as a law enforcement officer be held to higher regard than his race, as you can see in his comment. Iber allegedly claimed that he meant to leave the comment anonymously, which further validates suspicion  about the racist trolls who lurk on Internet stories (which are serious in nature) where Melanoid people are the topic of those particular stories. What is even more alarming about this situation is that Iber served as a principal of a school that is 85 percent Black.

Iber was asked to step down form his position as principal of North Miami Senior High School today. He has been reassigned.

by B. Clark