"Release of Recording Leads to Resignation of Black Superintendent in Wisconsin School District"

The Green Bay school district released a recording of its first Black superintendent, Claude Tiller Jr., making blunt comments about race relations and criticizing the community during an appearance on an Atlanta radio show, leading to his resignation. Tiller referred to a female principal using disparaging language and made comments about the predominantly white community, as well as his experiences as a Black educational leader. Tiller's remarks sparked controversy and ultimately led to his resignation from the school district.