A California high school's varsity football team is forced to forfeit its season after players were involved in acting out a slave auction, the district's superintendent told the local FOX television station.
will continue with their season. Sophomores and juniors from the varsity team who are still eligible to play can join the JV team to finish the season, if they would like.
"Re-enacting a slave sale as a prank tells us that we have a great deal of work to do with our students so they can distinguish between intent and impact. They may have thought this skit was funny, but it is not; it is unacceptable and requires us to look honestly and deeply at issues of systemic racism," the statement added.
"Last night we were notified by a representative from the Yuba City Unified School District of situation involving the RVHS football program; this is truly an unfortunate incident and the CIF-SJS is providing whatever support RVHS/YCUSD needs," the statement read. Pilar Arias is a multimedia journalist with more than 10 years of experience in broadcast, digital and print production. She covers a wide variety of topics.
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