Naval Academy alumni board member resigns in shame after accidentally live streaming on Facebook during racist rant to his wife about Black Lives Matter
A couple in Florida have been caught on camera using the N-word and other racial slurs in reaction to the Black Lives Matter movement.
Scott Bethmann, 63, and his wife, Nancy, were heard discussing news of companies that have denounced systematic racism following protests sparked by the killing of black man George Floyd.
Mr. Bethmann was a Naval Academy Alumni Association Board of Trustees member but resigned on Saturday after he accidentally started streaming the 33-minute conversation on Facebook Live which was initially viewed by hundreds then quickly went viral.
'I've got the emails about how we're supporting and we need to fix this problem, fk you,' he said in the video from Friday. 'So all the white people have to say something nice to the black bh that works in the office. But the black bh don't get fired. It's bullst. Management's going to fire the white people.'
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Naval Academy alumni board member resigns in shame after accidentally live streaming on Facebook during racist rant to his wife about Black Lives Matter
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A couple in Florida have been caught on camera using the N-word and other racial slurs in reaction to the Black Lives Matter movement.
Scott Bethmann, 63, and his wife, Nancy, were heard discussing news of companies that have denounced systematic racism following protests sparked by the killing of black man George Floyd.
Mr. Bethmann was a Naval Academy Alumni Association Board of Trustees member but resigned on Saturday after he accidentally started streaming the 33-minute conversation on Facebook Live which was initially viewed by hundreds then quickly went viral.
'I've got the emails about how we're supporting and we need to fix this problem, fk you,' he said in the video from Friday. 'So all the white people have to say something nice to the black bh that works in the office. But the black bh don't get fired. It's bullst. Management's going to fire the white people.'
Scott Bethmann, 63, and his wife, Nancy, were heard discussing news coverage of companies that have denounced systematic racism following protests sparked by the killing of black man George Floyd
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Scott Bethmann, 63, and his wife, Nancy, were heard discussing news coverage of companies that have denounced systematic racism following protests sparked by the killing of black man George Floyd
Bethmann continued: 'The white motherf***er can't say anything. That's the point we're making here, Nancy.'
Nancy is heard ranting: 'They're gonna get the blacks and the f***ing Asians from China who love to steal all of our intellectual property.'
Scott asks her at one point: 'Are you against the n****rs?'
Much of the clip features a black screen or shots of the couple's couch after Bethmann accidentally aired his opinion, particularly in response to an initiative taken by Citi Bank.
He only realized that followers could hear what was intended to be a private conversation after he started receiving comments on the social media platform.
'What are they talking about?' Mr. Bethmann can be heard saying, before seemingly realizing his mistake, and reacting: 'Oops.'
It's unclear what the comments stated.
The video was quickly cut off, removed from the website and Mr. Bethmann has now deleted his profile.
However some viewers screen recorded the racist rant and shared it to the Atlantic Beach Facebook group as well as other virtual communities that have repeatedly removed threads about the video.
Social media users discussed whether the couple's opinion may have affected recruitment in the Naval Academy Alumni Association.
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