Vanderbilt condemns the "deeply troubling" white supremacy email sent to students at the faculty

The Vanderbilt University sentenced an email sent to professors and students Monday night that contained vulgar racist language.

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Vanderbilt University condemned a "deeply disturbing" email intended to promote white supremacy that was sent to students, faculty and staff.

The Private University of Nashville, Tennessee declared contained "racist language and favored white supremacy" and that it "violates our fundamental commitment to fostering an inclusive community and is absolutely unacceptable . "

On Monday night, Vanderbilt NAACP tweeted a screenshot of the movie. Suspected email that looks like spam with the email addressed to "Your order." It contained several mistakes and mistakes, using "The white nationalist coat of arms that was sent to many black students tonight is yet another blameworthy proof of how racism and hatred are rooted in Vanderbilt culture." NAACP chapter tweeted, adding, "Now let's hope that @ VanderbiltU actually acts …"

Smith and Wente said that the university's information technology team works to identify the source of the e-mail and "stop its broadcast and that of any other e-mail."

"The fact that the communication was NOT an email or official correspondence from Vanderbilt University does not diminish the suffering" the university wrote. "Once again, we condemn this despicable communication and reaffirm Vanderbilt's commitment to the success and affirmation of all."

The university said the email does not contain a link to the virus but recommends that

The Vanderbilt University Police Department is aware of this problem and s & # 's 39, occupies, according to the school.