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... Lopez told NewsNation it was the fifth time her daughter, who is Black, had been subjected to racial slurs by other students at the 89% white Southwick Regional School.

The 13-year-olds alleged to be involved were suspended in February for the Snapchat posts, according to the Hampden County District Attorney's Office.

But after complaints were brought to his attention, D.A. Anthony Gulluni filed criminal charges in March against the students for "hateful, racist online chat."

"Hatred and racism have no place in this community," Gulluni said as he announced the charges weeks after conducting an investigation.

"One who uses just racist terminology doesn't necessarily commit a crime " that is constitutionally protected, as vile as it is," Gulluni said on NewsNation's "Dan Abrams Live." ...

Question to parents:

Do you know what your children are doing online?

@#3 ... The smart ones are making a killing as influencers.

The rest are looking at porn. ...

And those in between seem to be trying to sell their classmates as slaves?