What if saying SORRY isn't enough? Especially in this day in age. This was straight up discrimination and they will most likely do it again to another person
it wasn't even that person who did it tho, in some schools, there's a special course you can take, a course that helps with the yearbook, so whoever was in charge of that section was the one to blame
@Dogs, bird, funny shorts, and stories not really. The yearbook editing company should even though the school accepted it. It doesnt mean they should be sued the editing company should. Im not on anyone's side here. Its just how the law works if you wanna sue someone for that (99% sure the trial will fail) its like suing a person. The insurance will be sued most of the time
@@jojogamer8240The editing company did what the school requested. They don't randomly photoshop persons. The school wanted that girl in the middle removed because to them she ruined the picture of the other good people.
@@corsetrix4997 The point is, they didn't know this happened until her older sister called the school, they tried to fix it the best they could and couldn't because the year was over, they later apologized to her and the family, and then the facebook post went up, this thing blew up, so then they had to apologize to the entire internet. Although it is pretty cool my school is on national television, its really stupid that it is on national television because it was a mistake.
@@acepeak8434 how did their own school didn't know this? I am also an editor and i can tell you, that picture is much harder to edit, it consumes time. The edit shown in the pic was clean and if you don't believe me then try to edit that one as well. As for the school's "apology," why would they apologise by the time that the picture caught rage on social media? Why would they not apologise the time when the photo album was released?
@@Just_Void7 it’s a term meaning the best of American athletes. I don’t know what was in the minds of the yearbook creators, but wondered if they preferred to only feature pictures of those with an appearance to suggest athletic bragging rights
I feel very sorry for her but I think it might have been a mistake..someone who has no idea what a manager is was probably confused. she wasn't wearing the same outfit and they thought she didn't belong to the team and that one pic with her was just a snapshot..not a pic for the yearbook
Yeah it's mostly adults who act like this compared to kids. Sure, there might be some ableist classmates. But in all the schools I've been to, those kids were always outcasts due to their awful opinion.
As somebody who had the displeasure of being in the Utah school system, this behavior does not surprise me at all. I have a treasure trove of stories regarding terrible school staff during my time living there...
She was not even dressed like others, they had a right to exclude her from photo. If you look properly, this photo was not changed in Photoshop, this is just a different photo with properly dressed members only. Maybe it was meant for her only.
@@TheLostWorldFanChann ur so dumb it's actually embarrassing.. if they didn't like the first photo they should have took another one and didn't have to take her out
Well some of them (Not all, some. Don't @ me) don't care about the students, to them, it's get payed and go home, not handle things like they should. It sucks but that's life. 💔
@UCTPPnQaPZUH_XJ7l9HS5m0Q you’re so disrespectful to people with Down syndromes, you wouldn’t be saying that if it was your family member with Down syndrome!
I can’t believe how disgusting whoever did this is, it is obvious that it was intentional. The fact that the person who did this probably thought they were doing the cheerleader’s reputation a favor is truly disgusting.
Yes she deserves to be treated with respect! This girl was a manager of a cheerleading team and she was not included in a yearbook picture because she has Down Syndrome? This is ridiculous! They should treat this girl equally too! No matter if she has Down Syndrome or not!
Jesus Christ do yall not know the difference from a mistake and a accident if she said ''it was an accident'' then this comment would of made sense'' but she did not say it was an accident
This is just disgusting, repulsive. She has worked dedicated to cheer leading and after all that hard work, she wasn't in or mentioned in the year book.
As someone who’s in yearbook this is not a mistake, multiple people go over spreads (pages) in yearbooks. Things like this don’t just go over looked. That’s disgusting.
Yeah as someone who did Yearbook in HS we absolutely go over this sort of stuff and have to get every single name put in there. This was definitely intentional either by the yearbook staff or whoever took the photo. Disgusting regardless of who did it.. Glad her cheer team is so supportive and inclusive of her. Seems like someone on the yearbook or photography team needs to learn that.
@@katwithagat Do you think yearbook people took the photo or the coach submitted the photo to the yearbook people and only submitted one photo without her?
If you look closely, she was not edited out. They took separate photos: one where she's in while the other she's out (look at the photos, the other girls posed different). Which means the school did this intentionally. How cruel.
You're right! Didn't notice that. It would have been intentional either way though. Just like taking a second picture without her couldn't have been unintentional, expertly cropping her out wouldn't have been unintentional either.
So so sorry....it makes me sad to think that adults could have been the ones to have hurt the feelings of this precious child. Shame on you . I'd like to say more but I am a grandma who is trying to sound respectful. God bless her ,her family, and the wonderful team of girls who have been there for her. Well done!!💚
My younger sister has Down Syndrome too and she was always excluded out of things. I was also excluded from many things just because I'm related to her and its disgusting.
@@bobbyjackson9184 so wholeheartedly agree, Damn mistake my a$$.....she was dead center in the original photo, someone intentionally photoshopped her out.
Clearly not a mistake. It really doesn’t matter what she looks like. She tried hard and cheered her friends on, and was still left out. Clearly not coincidence
She wasn't even mentioned in the year book as part of the cheer squad as they said i don't think it was a mistake like if they left her name out sure it could of been an accident but girl was photoshop out of the year book picture that could not be a mistake at all
I feel very sorry for her but I think it might have been a mistake..someone who has no idea what a manager is was probably confused. she wasn't wearing the same outfit and they thought she didn't belong to the team and that one pic with her was just a snapshot..not a pic for the yearbook
@@bangboombanggg Makes no sense. Zero. Someone has hate in their head for this girl maybe jealous. There NO reason to edit someone out unless they asked. She was wearing the same colors too.
Seriously! This was not just a simple, innocent "mistake" -- it was clearly a DELIBERATE CHOICE by whoever put together the yearbook to include a photo of the cheerleading squad WITHOUT Morgan in it. I can't even begin to imagine how crushed & humiliated she must have felt when she opened that yearbook & realized she wasn't pictured with the rest of the team. It's disgusting, criminally insensitive & downright outrageous. In my opinion, she deserves a proper apology from her school -- not a simple shrug & an "oops we made a mistake lol." That is not an apology. And this was clearly not just "a mistake." If this was a mistake, why were none of the other girls left out of the yearbook picture? Why was it JUST the one girl who happens to be handicapped? At least own up to the fact that what you did was wrong, apologize DIRECTLY to Morgan & her family & make sure it never, ever happens again. The school owes her that, at least.
School spoke person: "it was a mistake!" A mistake is bumping into someone by accident this is not a mistake but prejudice editing a picture is definitely no MISTAKE !
“iT wAs A mIsTaKe.” If it was a mistake, why was she the only member whose photo AND name wasn’t included? This is clearly discrimination and exclusion. But karma will come for the school and those responsible.
They could have accidentally chose the wrong picture since you can see the girls have slightly different positions in both of them (look at the blonde girl near her), but yeah the name part isnt no mistake
Well u can’t say that, students help make the yearbook and I have worked on a yearbook for my school and I go through tons of pictures that look the same bc the person taking the photo wants to have the best photo you know so someone just saw a random picture and picked it not knowing that the the picture they chose was not the right one.
How tf is removing a WHOLE PERSON a “mistake”? They made it look as if she was never there in the first place, I highly doubt it was just a “mistake”. This is absolutely disgusting. Edit: Everyone is saying “it is 2 different photos”. That is not the point, the point is that they CHOSE to exclude her, if they wanted her to be in it, they would have not taken 2 separate photos.
@Lilly Wolf did you notice her outfit was different too? Tbh if she’s not in the picture and not wearing the proper outfit maybe she didn’t belong in the squad.
"It's a mistake..." like that isn't any mistake. I mean, if it was, why was SHE missing. Like couldn't another girl get cropped out of something? This is ridiculous.
Someone spent intentional focused time photoshopping her out. People pay extra money to get photos doctored like that, how could it be a mistake. Someone gave someone specific instructions on not including her or her name smh.
She’s just as much deserving of her spot as the rest of the girls that’s ridiculous someone even had the thought to crop her out let alone actually do it
I thought the original picture was awesome. So cruel. Also why wasn’t she wearing a cheerleader outfit in first picture (just curious as there may be a reason)
As soon as the edit it the school it would have been looked at by the school cheer team boss and year book committee. They would have seen she wasn’t in this and it could have been fixed. She was left out for a reason. It’s Utah, is the town very Mormon? Did she not meet their criteria? They’d suck.
“It was a mistake” how the hell do you photoshop a whole person out of a photo and make it look like nothing’s out of place in the picture, accidentally?? It was not a mistake, it’s pure ableism.
Hi Maya! 👋 Did it come to your mind that when you were typing this comment, they could’ve meant something different by saying “mistake”? That it could’ve been a mistake in leadership, that they were wrongly informed about what to do, that this could’ve been a mistake in that they didn’t mean to hurt anybody by doing this? No matter the circumstance, I don’t see how anybody could possibly point to “ableism” as a conclusion to be made out of this situation. I think that, if anything, it was due to how she was represented in the photo. She wasn’t wearing the uniform or using proper equipment, not even posing properly. Her disability does not prevent her from doing this things, and if you were to be anywhere near reasonable and not stick to leftist SJW agenda, you’d understand that your perspective on the situation is completely idiotic.
There is no leftist SJW agenda. If you don't think this was ableist then I don't know what to say to you. Stop forming half-baked explanations for something that was way more than just a "mistake". Wouldn't be surprised if you're spamming this elsewhere in the comment section.
"It was just a mistake". No, no it wasn't, you 'accidently cropped out Morgyn Arnold out of something she loved so much', why? Is it because she doesn't look the part, there's no accident in cropping someone out of something, that's no mistake, should be ashamed of yourself for doing this.
I don’t know how she thinks some one can accidentally spend an hour plus cropping a girl out of a photo and make it seem like there never was another girl. Whoever did this is cruel
@@juicebox4104 but if you look closely you can tell they’re different photos. So maybe the chose the wrong one? Idk but they didn’t crop or edit her out
I used to be a public school teacher, and it was the adults in the system (especially principals/school leadership) who were horrible, narcissistic bullies, not the kids. Kids follow the examples of the adults around them. When I left, people asked “were the kids that bad?” And my response was always “the adults were the bullies, not the kids….” People didn’t believe me, but here it is…..
I believe you! My elementary school teacher went out of her way to shriek and yell at me at the top of her lungs (I was 8 she was like 34) and never did that to the other kids. When we did the nativity for the Christmas concert every girl in the class was an angel, and I was the sheep. She insisted that it was because I was the only one who could wear the costume but it was...uncomfortable in the crotch area. My friend who was shorter than me would've been a better pick. She just didn't like me, and to this day I'll never know why.
That's very accurate. My Grade 5 teacher used to make jokes almost every day about my neighborhood. That made the other kids to stand up for me and tell him to stop. He did but not before he tried to justify it as just joking.
Cropping out the disabled kid isn't making a mistake. That was done by the year book staff. But some adult had to approve the final yearbook and they knew exactly what they was doing. They'll give her a copy with her in it but leave her excluded Do from everyone else's yearbooks I bet.
@@youraveragewh1teguy255 still a horrible action to put another picture without her, she's part of the team but they didn't even mention her. It was intentional to keep her out obviously.
Right, they’re incredibly careless with situations like these. They’ll probably just find some way to sweep it under the rug like they usually do. Sad.
@@skittle38 especially with bullies. Nobody stood up for her except her family. The cheerleaders shouldn't be to blame. Tbh i wouldnt snitch. But im pretty sure someone should have told..
The school’s spokeswoman was a complete joke. The school did indeed have ill intent. The girl was seamlessly & perfectly photoshopped out of the picture & her name erased from team all together.
She wasn't photoshopped out... they selected a photo where she wasn't in it. So perhaps she was a bit late for the photoshoot and missed the first photo or two or she left the shoot early and the school decided to use one of the photos that she wasn't sitting in on.
@@megansampson5445that doesn't explain why she wasn't mentioned at all in the year book despite being a rather important part of the Cheer Team. In fact, she should at least have some sort of page to herself yet nothing. Almost as if the adults behind this didn't want her to be associated with them.
@@megansampson5445 she was photoshopped out. Look at the 2 pics. Identical except for the fact that Morgyn is not in one of them. That wasn't a mistake. Someone had to take time to do that. And on purpose. You don't "accidentally" photoshop out an entire person.
Because it happens often. There's lots of injustices that happens daily that most would never hear of. I doubt this is the first time this school has done something like this
She's front and center on the original picture probably because her teammates loved her and wanted to include her. It's sad for her, her family, but also for her friends.
This wasn’t a mistake. A teacher knew & signed off on it. They just didn’t think about the consequences. Shame on the yearbook staff and the adult who monitors it!
If Morgyn was given two pom-poms like the rest of the girls it would have been a lovely picture. As a special education teacher, with over 40 years of experience, I seen some bad choices made in yearbooks, but none so hurtful as this one.
That’s not right, leaving someone out with Down syndrome, I would never do such thing. What is wrong with people leaving someone out just because their different? That should be a sin that you cannot recover from! SO MUCH HATE IN THE WORLD MAKES ME WANNA GO ON A RAMPAGE!!!!
Chill. Reprimanded but fired? Well then you're a human too. Thus, I know you've done crappy things. So I genuinely truly whole-heartedly hope you get fired and lose your dignity for it. I truly mean that.
This whole USA is going to Hell in a Hand Basket. There is no Love, no compassion, no kindness, no politeness, no consideration, no caring. We have become a nation of Cruelty, brutality, inhumanity, unkindness, selfishness, vanity, conceit, egotism, smugness, immodesty, arrogant savages. 3 Let nothing be done through strife or vainglory; but in lowliness of mind let each esteem other better than themselves. 4 Look not every man on his own things, but every man also on the things of others. 5 Let this mind be in you, which was also in Christ Jesus: Philippians 2: 3 -5 KJV
mistake is when you spell a name with 2 L's instead of 1, overlooked is when you missed a deadline.. If this is not done with malicious intent, I don't know what else to call it..
@@tofuxd6430 oh yeah they look the same, the only difference being head position, arm position, and a few facial expressions but yeah definitely not just two different photos
548 likes for this foolish comment. She wasn't edited out...they just used another picture. Please get your fact straight and stop liking uninformed comments
This was literally a scene in Wonder and it was one of the most gut-wrenching things that happened in the movie, not because it was done by a kid, but by that kid’s parents. It’s even more despicable here both because this was done by faculty and in real life.
she wasn't cropped out, they took a second picture without her. the person responsible is clearly the cheer coach/whoever directed these school photos and sent them in to be printed. I also wonder why none of the other members of the squad wanted to know why their teammate was being left out-- their responses might tell us what really happened
@@Dythrex Poor excuse!!!!!!! Let's turn the tables, if you were a cheerleading manager and a photo of you but took the same photo without you and included it in the yearbook but didn't tell you, how would you feel?
@@Dythrex In most yearbook photos for sports, the teams take pictures with the coaches/managers in the center. Also, her name was completely left out of the yearbook!
@@liliswan207 that was intentionally done, 2 different pictures, they took one with her so that her family wouldn't be alarmed of her saying that she took no photo with her cheerleader squad during photo day, though the squad potentially had no hand in this but was pressured to take a photo without her because of those people.
@@afnanjamie2401 it’s the truth. She isn’t wearing the proper uniform, no pompoms anywhere, and she is only the manager. I know she’s part of the team, but maybe they wanted the picture with every person matching their clothes. It’s messed up what they did to her, but I would want the clean picture rather than the picture with the big color/uniform difference.
@@itzjrgaming7675 I can understand your point. But they could've handled that situation much better. For example, discussing with Morgyn in advance the plans for the picture. Have a great day
"No ill intent" "Just a mistake" LOL its so obvious they didn't want a "weirdo" on their perfect cheerleader photo. A typo is a mistake...intentionally using a photo that excluded her and even erasing her name shows the contempt they had for her. I bet the school was surprised that she actually had friends, family, siblings willing to stick up for her, if she didn't they would happily sweep her aside.
No, she isn't a cheerleader. She really messes up the picture, in my opinion. Give her a separate page, just don't mess up the cuties with that "Special One" there.
@@mkviis Yes, was 2 different photos. I saw in a different video that there was one taken with her, one without. Why the heck was the one taken without her at all??? "Mistake" my foot. Believe that and I have a bridge in Brooklyn that I can sell.
This was not a mistake. This was generally on purpose. The school district should be ashamed of themselves. They always judge people on how they look and since they want the school be like friendly and cool for people who will join.
I think it looks cooler and more awesome when everybody is included. This is really sad. Sounds like she worked hard for the team and that she was a big part of it. What even is this?
I 100% agree with you. Let Me tell you something though. Don't you EVER "get used to being bullied"!!! Always fight back!!! If you need help, I will step right up to the ring. Never back down!!! You hear Me?!
I believe it substituted head-shots that were considered to have less than ideal expressions. School photograph order forms were promoting the fact that they will mess with faces even back when I was in high school a very long time ago! They never stated an intent to remove entire people but I can believe they would if asked to.
All she had to do was apologize… but her words were very intentional to make excuses for those who gave her a chop, which makes her also part of the problem.
Leaving her out of the yearbook was a horrible thing to do her. She has been on the team the whole year and deserves to be in the yearbook just like everyone else.
@@eddieray don’t know about you but the photo looks the exact same. I know they probably told the girls to do the same expression as before but there isn’t even a slight difference in pose or anything. Only one girl I saw had a different expression and that might because she wasn’t smiling so they edited someone else’s face on her.
Initially I thought they photoshopped her out but clearly it looks like they took two photos. One with her and one without her and used the one without her in the yearbook. Strangely I am surprised her squad who clearly supported her would even pose for a picture without her to begin with.
@Tropical TJ Not really she was the manager of the group like bruh wtf she deserved to be in that photo anyone involved with the cheerleading squads performances or in general involved and in the group should be in that photo its fair.
@Tropical TJ Just because someone is “disabled” doesn’t mean they cant do things like other people trust me I have many family members with mental disabilities.
@@JB-js4xi discrimination based on race, sex, class, sexual orientation is the core value and the most important thing for people on the left and it's all under the guise of "progress" and smiles
Obviously not a "mistake". What is obvious is two photos were taken, one with her in the middle, and one without her and the Yearbook Editor chose the picture without her. Simple. Own up to it and stop making excuses. As a student that has worked on the senior yearbook, there is the senior yearbook editor that picks the pictures and there is a a teacher that advises and reviews. Unless things have changed, an adult made that decision along with a student. Take responsibility and apologize and make a special edition with her picture included at the school's expense. All proceeds can go to a charity in her name.
Doubt it was the yearbook editor. The advisor for the team probably submitted the photo without her to the yearbook! The cheerleaders included her but the advisor is probably the one who said "Now let's take one just with the girls in uniform..."
That photo was edited.. They didnt set up the team for another photo.. Look closely and you can see all the girls maintain their positions, she was clipped out and then they resituated the bottom row, this was ONE or two people that made this decision.. doubt the team even knew about it..
This is ridiculous. The way she says that is was a: “mistake, and wasn’t made with ill intent” is mind blowing. You don’t know that until you investigate further, genius! Parents should sue for discrimination.
As wise man once said "This world doesn't like Different" It wasn't a mistake, they just didn't want her in their perfect little picture and it's pretty screwed up. It's even worse that it's entirely different picture they took.
As a former Cheerleading Coach AND Yearbook Advisor in middle schools for at least 15 years, there is no way, no way at all that this could possibly be a mistake.
Horrible, just horrible. Imagine how devastating that must have felt to her when she was so excited to see the photo for the first time. It's hard to see how this is just an "honest mistake".
That is the heartbreaker. I don’t know how that school can ever convince that girl and her family that she is valued now. It’s a broken trust and you can’t apologize your way out of it.
@@ashshirey3052 Have you ever had a grown adult, who is responsible for your care bully and harass you? As a child I was called a liar countless times because I have a digestive disorder. Back when I was a kid very few doctors in the country even knew they existed. My grandparents tried to starve me because they didn't believe my diagnosis. Bullying is worse when it's from adults because they have power over children and attempt to force children to do dangerous things. Who does the child go to? An adult, the very ones doing the bullying? No, the child just has to live with being tortured. If a child is bullying another child, adults might step in to help, but that doesn't happen when it's an adult doing the bullying.
The photo is not edited. The photo is just two shots, one without her and one with her. And I have proof. I took a side by side comparison of the two shots, and I found something. The third girl in the front row expression changes. Her smile went to no teeth, to teeth. The first girl in the back row changes as well, a smile with teeth to no teeth. As for not being mentioned in the year book, that most likely wasn’t an accident. Edit: Forgot to mention this. Since they took two shots, one without her, the school proves that they don’t like their one kid different from the rest. They most likely wanted to make the yearbook ‘perfect’, but thought “Wait, but we have one kid different from the rest oh no that’s bad.” And decided to take two shots, the shot without her would be ‘perfect’ for them. Another edit: This reply section is like twitter, ngl. I’m not in the mood to argue sooo…yea. Just state your opinion and get the heck off my comment because this reply section isn’t twitter. You don’t have to agree with my opinion or others, and argue about it, I’m just showing y’all my findings and my theory. My theory is that they decided to leave her out all because of one tiny thing, which is not okay. I come back four days later and see this cursed comment section. I’m not trying to pick a fight. I’m just stating something I think and see.
That makes it even worse. Why would they take two different photos. I'm sure they wouldn't take two photos with the 4th girl from the right and another with. That's stupid. It was a coordinated effort to have 2 different "views" and at the end, they chose which to publish. If true, someone or someone's directed to have a photo without her.
Definitely not an accident. Of all the girls that could've had her name taken out of the year book, the one with down syndrome was missing? The odds of not going to the bathroom at all for 24 hours is much higher.
This isn’t a mistake that girl didn’t fit the typical cheerleader “look” they were going for so they cropped her out to have their idea of a perfect photo. If I was that girl I would be heartbroken.
How do you crop out someone who is in the middle lmao? I don't think she was edited out, it seems to me that there's a picture that she's not in and that's the one they put in the yearbook, by mistake possibly, I don't know I wasn't there.
@@Barry972 Yeah, it's a different photo. You can tell because everyone else is also in slightly different positions. But even if they accidentally put in the wrong photo, wouldn't someone still have noticed? And to have her never even *mentioned* as part of the team at all? That's what makes it not a mistake at all.
It's ridiculous that they would even begin to call this a "mistake". It's so upsetting to see things like this, especially when the school doesn't even have the decency to admit it.
i hate that they always try to find the most stupidest excuses for their “mistakes”
mistake is an unintentional act, that was intentional.
@@adilzouaki1340 i think they know that
((Unrelated) Not that it matters much, but feels weird to be the "666th" like on a comment. 😳)
They did not know that they're school is ruin
@@user-so3yw8tr1x it’s not for modeling. it’s a school team.
“We're trying to figure out why that mistake was made."
Take a guess, genius
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@@tryeasy69 duh fuq that’s supposed to mean
I'm guessing they assume people have no sorta knowledge on photo editing. Nobody just gets edited out of a picture by "mistake"
@Savetion Gaming too much free time today?
@Taylor Fuckyou you’re the dumpy one here!
That was no mistake. That’s totally disgusting for them to do that to her!
They actively edited her out. But it was s mistake... sure, Jan.
Definitely they said it was a mistake no it not because they have to edit it and that's not a mistake
Yeah. A typo is a mistake. Whasting hours to edit somone out of a photo it's not.
I agree. They knew exactly what they were doing, don't down play this. How pathetic 😠
For real because she was only remove & no one else
Nobody had ill intent? C'mon man. It takes a ton more effort to erase her from the photo than to leave it alone.
it was a good crop job too, I know that took some time...
They didn't erase her, they took another photo without her.
They took another photo
It's not a photoshop, look at 3rd girl front row from left, one pic she's smiling other one she isn't smiling
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“No ill intent”? How could there be no ill intent? Just admit this girl was purposely excluded and apologize.
What if saying SORRY isn't enough? Especially in this day in age. This was straight up discrimination and they will most likely do it again to another person
@@lauriemcguiness7135 Yeah they should fire the person behind it and make sure they aren't in that position to do it again
it wasn't even that person who did it tho, in some schools, there's a special course you can take, a course that helps with the yearbook, so whoever was in charge of that section was the one to blame
@@braydenscott5672 plot twist it was a girl who was jealous that she made it and not her
@@lauriemcguiness7135 facts!!
Calling it a "mistake" isn't a sincere apology. The school should be ashamed
Yeah just cus they say oh my it was a mistake doesnt always mean ur sorry
@Dogs, bird, funny shorts, and stories not really. The yearbook editing company should even though the school accepted it. It doesnt mean they should be sued the editing company should. Im not on anyone's side here. Its just how the law works if you wanna sue someone for that (99% sure the trial will fail) its like suing a person. The insurance will be sued most of the time
@@jojogamer8240The editing company did what the school requested. They don't randomly photoshop persons. The school wanted that girl in the middle removed because to them she ruined the picture of the other good people.
American schools in a nutshell
They apologised because they were caught. Not because they were sorry. That was not a mistake.
they appologised because they were sorry, they didn't know this happened, y do u people always asume the worst of people.
@@acepeak8434 Bro, most people will only apologise if they know its gonna get them in hot water, this school is no different.
@@corsetrix4997 The point is, they didn't know this happened until her older sister called the school, they tried to fix it the best they could and couldn't because the year was over, they later apologized to her and the family, and then the facebook post went up, this thing blew up, so then they had to apologize to the entire internet. Although it is pretty cool my school is on national television, its really stupid that it is on national television because it was a mistake.
@@corsetrix4997 they meant the apology because they apologized to the family before they apologized to the internet
@@acepeak8434 how did their own school didn't know this? I am also an editor and i can tell you, that picture is much harder to edit, it consumes time. The edit shown in the pic was clean and if you don't believe me then try to edit that one as well.
As for the school's "apology," why would they apologise by the time that the picture caught rage on social media? Why would they not apologise the time when the photo album was released?
‘I don’t think anyone had ill intent’ someone sure put in the effort to remove her from that photo.
Yes, I can’t help but wonder why. Did they just want the pic to look more “all American?”
two seperate photos were taken this was not a mistake at all.
@@timothyjackson4653 What do you mean look all American? What does that even have to do with this
@@Just_Void7 it’s a term meaning the best of American athletes. I don’t know what was in the minds of the yearbook creators, but wondered if they preferred to only feature pictures of those with an appearance to suggest athletic bragging rights
@@timothyjackson4653 Oh K
School: bullying is bad
Also school: let’s make a “mistake”
That's not a mistake, it's intentional
@@loran4169 *” “*
I feel very sorry for her but I think it might have been a mistake..someone who has no idea what a manager is was probably confused. she wasn't wearing the same outfit and they thought she didn't belong to the team and that one pic with her was just a snapshot..not a pic for the yearbook
@@bangboombanggg Then why was she in the photo to begin with! Common sense!
@@bangboombanggg How do you forget a person in your team? And still include them? How?
the fact that the other kids were so nice to her and the ADULTS in this situation went out of their way to bully a child. how sad.
In the country that champions human rights 😂🙄
Yeah it's mostly adults who act like this compared to kids. Sure, there might be some ableist classmates. But in all the schools I've been to, those kids were always outcasts due to their awful opinion.
If you bully sped kids you’re gonna get jumped 💀, people at my school only get jumped if they bully sped kids or they’re part of the opposite gang
@@Drakeotheruler2as a sped I wish i was at your school
I don’t get why they even care. Like just put everyone in the photo goddammit
I am a teacher and it's disgusting to hear stories like this one anywhere. Let alone a school! I am beyond appalled!
Those editing skills were on point though mr.belo
As somebody who had the displeasure of being in the Utah school system, this behavior does not surprise me at all.
I have a treasure trove of stories regarding terrible school staff during my time living there...
sad
@@rio7916 Right and so people have more reasons to believe it was never a mistake to begin with.
You should be. You don't get brownie points for basic human decency.
bullying a child..what a disgusting move by the school....a mistake !!!! someone made the decision and should be FIRED
It's yearbook. I don't know where or when you graduated, but the book has to be perfect. She's not one of the cool kids so it ruins the book.
She was not even dressed like others, they had a right to exclude her from photo. If you look properly, this photo was not changed in Photoshop, this is just a different photo with properly dressed members only. Maybe it was meant for her only.
@@bezbotekshe was in her coach outfit as some others have pointed out
@@bezbotek I think everyone kinda knows that this was just a pity position given to her and wasn't really part of the team.
That was not a mistake, That is horrible that they just left her out like that
Maybe they just used the wrong photo, and picked the one they thought looked the nicest?
@@TheLostWorldFanChann ur so dumb it's actually embarrassing.. if they didn't like the first photo they should have took another one and didn't have to take her out
@TheLostWorldFanChann That is so rude every photo is nice they just wanted her out which is rude
@@TheLostWorldFanChann so....they told the only girl in the team with down syndrome to stand out of frame?
Yes.. idk how is photoshopping and removing a person a mistake¿? That disgusting
The council senses that it is not a mistake since she was the only one taken out. The school only apologized because they got caught.
And if they didn’t, tensions between the kids and the principal in that school would be extremely high
@@oddbigking9069 We agree, it’s better that the school apologized because it saved them trouble, but it’s still bad of what the school did.
Well some of them (Not all, some. Don't @ me) don't care about the students, to them, it's get payed and go home, not handle things like they should. It sucks but that's life. 💔
@Savetion ♛ Sez you four eyes.
@UCTPPnQaPZUH_XJ7l9HS5m0Q you’re so disrespectful to people with Down syndromes, you wouldn’t be saying that if it was your family member with Down syndrome!
I can’t believe how disgusting whoever did this is, it is obvious that it was intentional. The fact that the person who did this probably thought they were doing the cheerleader’s reputation a favor is truly disgusting.
Exactlyyyy
Maybe they just used the wrong photo, or picked the one they thought looked the nicest?
@@TheLostWorldFanChann um, no
@@TheLostWorldFanChann damn. Your audacity to even defend their toxic behaviour is tragic woof
@@TheLostWorldFanChann you can’t be serious…
Recall EVERYBOOK, REPRINT, AND REDISTRIBUTE THEM. This young lady deserves to be treated with respect!
I’d give this statement 1000 likes if possible. And I’d fine the individual responsible to pay for it.
Their generosity is fitting, but the school should pay for it. They owe it; it’s not a courtesy
Yes she deserves to be treated with respect! This girl was a manager of a cheerleading team and she was not included in a yearbook picture because she has Down Syndrome? This is ridiculous! They should treat this girl equally too! No matter if she has Down Syndrome or not!
why?
Well said. Exactly. Or at least a giant poster of the team photo with this little one distributed to everyone.
That wasn't a mistake. She was left off on purpose. People can often be mean as hell, and insensitive..
Cruel world
I guarantee you it was an adult too
@peevtswv its 2 dif photos
Jesus Christ do yall not know the difference from a mistake and a accident if she said ''it was an accident'' then this comment would of made sense'' but she did not say it was an accident
@@jymere1445 fr. It's crazy how dumb people have become lol
This is just disgusting, repulsive. She has worked dedicated to cheer leading and after all that hard work, she wasn't in or mentioned in the year book.
These organisations/groups want to appear inclusive but their true leanings always become evident.
↖︎ Let's be healed by watching the video💕
Maybe she shouldn’t of had the downs
Well said Todoroki.
@Savetion ♛ Damm bro, who hurt you?
I’m glad I’m not the only person who knows the “mistake” part is an absolute LIE.
@Bachelor Bored i was eating KFC while making this
Mistake?! Not sure what's more offensive, the savage mistreatment of this poor downs girl, or that lame ass excuse/lie?!
@Bachelor Bored 😂 my finger slipped for a about a whole hour two dozen times.. that excuse is too lame
Adults bullying a child is crazy....
As someone who’s in yearbook this is not a mistake, multiple people go over spreads (pages) in yearbooks. Things like this don’t just go over looked. That’s disgusting.
The main person behind the decision should be named and shamed
@@markusjohnson6558 the whole yearbook staff should be shamed, it’s not just one person
Yeah as someone who did Yearbook in HS we absolutely go over this sort of stuff and have to get every single name put in there. This was definitely intentional either by the yearbook staff or whoever took the photo. Disgusting regardless of who did it.. Glad her cheer team is so supportive and inclusive of her. Seems like someone on the yearbook or photography team needs to learn that.
@@katwithagat Do you think yearbook people took the photo or the coach submitted the photo to the yearbook people and only submitted one photo without her?
imagine copying a comment
If you look closely, she was not edited out. They took separate photos: one where she's in while the other she's out (look at the photos, the other girls posed different). Which means the school did this intentionally. How cruel.
oh wow!
That's exactcly what I said
You're right! Didn't notice that. It would have been intentional either way though. Just like taking a second picture without her couldn't have been unintentional, expertly cropping her out wouldn't have been unintentional either.
So so sorry....it makes me sad to think that adults could have been the ones to have hurt the feelings of this precious child. Shame on you . I'd like to say more but I am a grandma who is trying to sound respectful. God bless her ,her family, and the wonderful team of girls who have been there for her. Well done!!💚
Wow! I see it now. This is so angering.
My younger sister has Down Syndrome too and she was always excluded out of things. I was also excluded from many things just because I'm related to her and its disgusting.
I’m so sorry you had to go through that 😔
good
@Savetion ♛ hey! that’s not funny!!
The circus would accept her
@@blnnkie why is this good? 🤔
Not only her picture but her NAME as well was removed?????? it was done on purpose.
“A mistake.” Why couldn’t have a staff member been “mistakenly” removed from the yearbook?
Bc it wasent a mistake
@@bobbyjackson9184 think that was his point
@@bobbyjackson9184 so wholeheartedly agree, Damn mistake my a$$.....she was dead center in the original photo, someone intentionally photoshopped her out.
It wasn’t a mistake. They just got caught and can’t admit they were wrong
That sounds like a great idea
Clearly not a mistake. It really doesn’t matter what she looks like. She tried hard and cheered her friends on, and was still left out. Clearly not coincidence
_photoshops the girl out_ oMg iT muSt bE a GlitCh tOtaLlY lIke phOtos cAN glItCh LiKe tHat OoPsIe mIstAke hAhAhaHah
@@TheProGamerMC20 It's not photoshopped, it's another photo. They took 2 different pictures.
Even the Cheer Squad itself wanted her in, considering that they were supportive of her too. It was absolutely no one's call to do that.
I just think it’s really unfair. You can’t choose what you look like from birth. She deserves to be in the photo
She wasn't even mentioned in the year book as part of the cheer squad as they said i don't think it was a mistake like if they left her name out sure it could of been an accident but girl was photoshop out of the year book picture that could not be a mistake at all
that's just nasty how horrible people can be they didn't care about her because she had a health problem
I feel very sorry for her but I think it might have been a mistake..someone who has no idea what a manager is was probably confused. she wasn't wearing the same outfit and they thought she didn't belong to the team and that one pic with her was just a snapshot..not a pic for the yearbook
@@bangboombanggg how could you remove somebody from a picture on accident?
@@bangboombanggg plus she was on the team
@@bangboombanggg Makes no sense. Zero. Someone has hate in their head for this girl maybe jealous. There NO reason to edit someone out unless they asked. She was wearing the same colors too.
@@TheBadbucky she wasn`t removed..she wasn't photoshopped, there were at least two different pictures.
Way to go big sister! Thank you for standing up for your sister and thanks to the cheerleaders for supporting their friend.
And the worst part is this isn’t the first time folks like her have been neglected like this and likely not the last 😔
I mean they didn't want to get embarrassed life is cruel sometimes
@@lawrup how do you know she’d have been embarrassed if she was in the picture?
@@thealextrifier sadly people dont want people that have problem so the school looks prefect
@@thealextrifier i hate people like this! >:(
@@rubenthepigruben263 yea same
"It was a mistake"
Yeah Morgan should've chose a better school to go to than yours
🔥
Seriously!
This was not just a simple, innocent "mistake" -- it was clearly a DELIBERATE CHOICE by whoever put together the yearbook to include a photo of the cheerleading squad WITHOUT Morgan in it. I can't even begin to imagine how crushed & humiliated she must have felt when she opened that yearbook & realized she wasn't pictured with the rest of the team. It's disgusting, criminally insensitive & downright outrageous.
In my opinion, she deserves a proper apology from her school -- not a simple shrug & an "oops we made a mistake lol." That is not an apology. And this was clearly not just "a mistake." If this was a mistake, why were none of the other girls left out of the yearbook picture? Why was it JUST the one girl who happens to be handicapped? At least own up to the fact that what you did was wrong, apologize DIRECTLY to Morgan & her family & make sure it never, ever happens again. The school owes her that, at least.
Schools be like bullying is wrong but then they go and do this.
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Adults never practice what they preach.
Hypocrisy
Fr
LOL like they care. The adults in this situation were the people that bullied me relentlessly in school so not shocked!
It wasn't just the photo that is at issue the fact that the school did not mention her at all is all telling!
School spoke person: "it was a mistake!"
A mistake is bumping into someone by accident this is not a mistake but prejudice editing a picture is definitely no MISTAKE !
@Savetion 😎 tf shut up
2 different photos. Must be a reason behind..
Yes said the same thing
i swear, none of you have any common sense, there were 2 pictures and the yearbook team didn't know that
No miskate stop lying y'all did it on purpose
“iT wAs A mIsTaKe.” If it was a mistake, why was she the only member whose photo AND name wasn’t included? This is clearly discrimination and exclusion. But karma will come for the school and those responsible.
They could have accidentally chose the wrong picture since you can see the girls have slightly different positions in both of them (look at the blonde girl near her), but yeah the name part isnt no mistake
@@johnt3606 Naw they knew what they was doing . they purposely did that
Well u can’t say that, students help make the yearbook and I have worked on a yearbook for my school and I go through tons of pictures that look the same bc the person taking the photo wants to have the best photo you know so someone just saw a random picture and picked it not knowing that the the picture they chose was not the right one.
@@dustiwnl1480 naw it wasn’t no mistake . they did that girl bogus and they edited her out on purpose
Karma probably wind really do anything, happens a lot. This was just reported for once.
How tf is removing a WHOLE PERSON a “mistake”? They made it look as if she was never there in the first place, I highly doubt it was just a “mistake”. This is absolutely disgusting.
Edit: Everyone is saying “it is 2 different photos”. That is not the point, the point is that they CHOSE to exclude her, if they wanted her to be in it, they would have not taken 2 separate photos.
@Savetion ♛ YOU need therapy🗣
@@alphaarx3055 ignore him. He is a troll
@Savetion ♛ people like u who do this for attention need some jail attention honestly
@@samg873 OK
@Savetion ♛ only weirdo here is you considering your the only person commenting like that lmao
“That was mistake”
“Gee, you sure went out of your way to deliberately leave some one out of the picture. What a detailed, well thought mistake!”
The spokeswoman’s response made it worse. Trying to deny that it even happened by calling it a “mistake”.
Lol
@@Suds7 funny?
I think she means a mistake as in something that wasn't right but I get what your saying.
@@whoevenareyou9895 oh no sorry, I meant about how stupid the spokeswoman is
Right like you can’t accidentally photoshop someone out of a picture
how is it a ‘mistake’ when they literally took a seperate picture without her?
@Lilly Wolf did you notice her outfit was different too? Tbh if she’s not in the picture and not wearing the proper outfit maybe she didn’t belong in the squad.
No they didn't. They took another picture when she wasn't there that day.
@@christiniyoutubesux gross accusation
@@christiniyoutubesux disgusting
@Lilly Wolf why would they want a picture without her? she’s part of the team and no team mate should be left out or left behind.
"It's a mistake..." like that isn't any mistake. I mean, if it was, why was SHE missing. Like couldn't another girl get cropped out of something? This is ridiculous.
I was just about to say this. smart man
Worst of all why was *HER NAME* left out also, this is obviously no mistake. How disgusting people can be 🤦♂️
They're cowards. Cowards who don't know how to fight what they believe in
Someone spent intentional focused time photoshopping her out. People pay extra money to get photos doctored like that, how could it be a mistake. Someone gave someone specific instructions on not including her or her name smh.
It was a seperate picture not the same one. Though the fact that she wasn't listed along with the other team members proves it was no mistake
You don’t “accidentally” edit someone out of a picture. That’s messed up
What u mean they clearly slipped n fell onto a computer with photoshop open then had a seizure
How horrible....
We’re leaving kids out because they’re a bit different now ?
@@UwU-dz4fk 😐
This isn't exactly the first time something like this has happened...
@@sammalone7881 I know but now I am capable of understanding how truly messed up that is
@@UwU-dz4fk your @ says a lot abt you you’re probably 6 years old
KilluaSoHwat no 1
That is truly heart breaking. It was NO MISTAKE. it was done intentionally.
Yeah the cheerleading manager didn't end up in the picture that was taken in broad daylight the yearbook editor is corny smh
She’s just as much deserving of her spot as the rest of the girls that’s ridiculous someone even had the thought to crop her out let alone actually do it
Agree
Agree
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@Peter Morgan not funny 👎
I thought the original picture was awesome. So cruel. Also why wasn’t she wearing a cheerleader outfit in first picture (just curious as there may be a reason)
As soon as the edit it the school it would have been looked at by the school cheer team boss and year book committee. They would have seen she wasn’t in this and it could have been fixed. She was left out for a reason. It’s Utah, is the town very Mormon? Did she not meet their criteria? They’d suck.
“It was a mistake” how the hell do you photoshop a whole person out of a photo and make it look like nothing’s out of place in the picture, accidentally?? It was not a mistake, it’s pure ableism.
Hi Maya! 👋
Did it come to your mind that when you were typing this comment, they could’ve meant something different by saying “mistake”? That it could’ve been a mistake in leadership, that they were wrongly informed about what to do, that this could’ve been a mistake in that they didn’t mean to hurt anybody by doing this?
No matter the circumstance, I don’t see how anybody could possibly point to “ableism” as a conclusion to be made out of this situation. I think that, if anything, it was due to how she was represented in the photo. She wasn’t wearing the uniform or using proper equipment, not even posing properly. Her disability does not prevent her from doing this things, and if you were to be anywhere near reasonable and not stick to leftist SJW agenda, you’d understand that your perspective on the situation is completely idiotic.
they took 2 pictures. one without her and one with her. they didn't edit her out. but they probably still did it on purpose.
There is no leftist SJW agenda. If you don't think this was ableist then I don't know what to say to you. Stop forming half-baked explanations for something that was way more than just a "mistake". Wouldn't be surprised if you're spamming this elsewhere in the comment section.
it wasn't a photoshop, there were 2 pictures, one with her and one without her since shes the team manager, the yearbook team didn't know that.
@@acepeak8434 Yeah, I realize that, but it seems awfully fishy for them to forget the team manager, of all people. But my original point still stands.
You can literally see the different smiles and faces of the girls who did a reshoot without her, they knew what they were doing
I just realized that
Wym?
@@nahengland7656 the girl w the curly hair in the front.
Ikr you can see the smiles
@@nahengland7656 the girl with the curly brown hair with 2 color had a bigger smile later
"It was just a mistake". No, no it wasn't, you 'accidently cropped out Morgyn Arnold out of something she loved so much', why? Is it because she doesn't look the part, there's no accident in cropping someone out of something, that's no mistake, should be ashamed of yourself for doing this.
I don’t know how she thinks some one can accidentally spend an hour plus cropping a girl out of a photo and make it seem like there never was another girl. Whoever did this is cruel
@@juicebox4104 but if you look closely you can tell they’re different photos. So maybe the chose the wrong one? Idk but they didn’t crop or edit her out
@@ChildofGod1433 even if it’s a different photo what about the fact that her name was left out?
That makes it plain obvious that this wasn’t a mistake
@@ChildofGod1433 why would they take another photo without someone that they try so hard to make sure they feel included?
@@ChildofGod1433 it’s not a different photo
Absolutely disgusting
not really
I used to be a public school teacher, and it was the adults in the system (especially principals/school leadership) who were horrible, narcissistic bullies, not the kids. Kids follow the examples of the adults around them. When I left, people asked “were the kids that bad?” And my response was always “the adults were the bullies, not the kids….” People didn’t believe me, but here it is…..
I believe you. It's no surprise the staff, teachers, and principal who were responsible for the bullying.
I believe you! My elementary school teacher went out of her way to shriek and yell at me at the top of her lungs (I was 8 she was like 34) and never did that to the other kids. When we did the nativity for the Christmas concert every girl in the class was an angel, and I was the sheep. She insisted that it was because I was the only one who could wear the costume but it was...uncomfortable in the crotch area. My friend who was shorter than me would've been a better pick. She just didn't like me, and to this day I'll never know why.
I believe you. I was in the same grade as my middle school principals daughter and guess who got away with everything?
It's BOTH. Let's be real. I was bullied in school & it was adults in charge & kids.
That's very accurate. My Grade 5 teacher used to make jokes almost every day about my neighborhood. That made the other kids to stand up for me and tell him to stop. He did but not before he tried to justify it as just joking.
Cropping out the disabled kid isn't making a mistake. That was done by the year book staff. But some adult had to approve the final yearbook and they knew exactly what they was doing. They'll give her a copy with her in it but leave her excluded Do from everyone else's yearbooks I bet.
Wasn't cropped, two different photos.
Tyrant is correct, it's a different photo. The girl to the left of Morgan (I think her name is spelt differently) is in a different pose.
@@youraveragewh1teguy255 still a horrible action to put another picture without her, she's part of the team but they didn't even mention her. It was intentional to keep her out obviously.
I fully believe it was a student who edited it
@@rainatmidnight exactly. Not all of them must have liked her
This isn’t even a shocker, school officials have become so pathetic with their actions the last several years.
Right, they’re incredibly careless with situations like these. They’ll probably just find some way to sweep it under the rug like they usually do. Sad.
When haven’t school administrations been a joke. They always have smh
Exactly
@@skittle38 especially with bullies. Nobody stood up for her except her family. The cheerleaders shouldn't be to blame. Tbh i wouldnt snitch. But im pretty sure someone should have told..
Whoever did this what were they thinking??? What a terrible thing to do. I pray that girl is not affected but feels loved and supported.
This is just messed up. Even when there’s someone who is different physically or mentally, they shouldn’t be excluded from stuff that they enjoy most.
Agreed 100%.
@A Stoic's Door I would assume a teacher did this but still you have to be kidding me.
Exactly
@A Stoic's Door then removed their name, yea makes sense
@A Stoic's Door what a coincidence then 😐
The school’s spokeswoman was a complete joke. The school did indeed have ill intent. The girl was seamlessly & perfectly photoshopped out of the picture & her name erased from team all together.
She wasn't photoshopped out... they selected a photo where she wasn't in it. So perhaps she was a bit late for the photoshoot and missed the first photo or two or she left the shoot early and the school decided to use one of the photos that she wasn't sitting in on.
@@megansampson5445 and her name? She gave it late too?
@@megansampson5445that doesn't explain why she wasn't mentioned at all in the year book despite being a rather important part of the Cheer Team. In fact, she should at least have some sort of page to herself yet nothing. Almost as if the adults behind this didn't want her to be associated with them.
@@megansampson5445 The photos looks identical though if you look at the girls next to her.
@@megansampson5445 she was photoshopped out. Look at the 2 pics. Identical except for the fact that Morgyn is not in one of them. That wasn't a mistake. Someone had to take time to do that. And on purpose. You don't "accidentally" photoshop out an entire person.
How do the schools that make awful decisions like this not realize it’s probably gonna go viral and destroy their reputations?
Because it happens often. There's lots of injustices that happens daily that most would never hear of. I doubt this is the first time this school has done something like this
@TriageUnit they obviously don't like her, her name was also removed
A mistake ??? LMAO, girl you're trippin' !
Just the fact that they took another photo without her says everything you need to know about their intentions from the very start...
Well said
well you have the photo then you have the real photo. We all do this we have the "group chat" and the the real group chat with certain people left out
Truuue!
Who cares!!!
@@javiruiz8365 so gross
She's front and center on the original picture probably because her teammates loved her and wanted to include her. It's sad for her, her family, but also for her friends.
Exactly! I wouldn't be surprised if there were people who were devastated that she was left out.
@Savetion Gaming who hurt you?
@Savetion Gaming real projection right there. The other comment was right, who hurt you?
@@titan9259 get some help.
@@scarlett9750 Excuse me, but what did I do wrong?
This wasn’t a mistake. A teacher knew & signed off on it. They just didn’t think about the consequences. Shame on the yearbook staff and the adult who monitors it!
Plus that Photoshop is way too good just to been “a mistake”
Or they took a completely different picture without her…
@@tg636 then removed her name...
If Morgyn was given two pom-poms like the rest of the girls it would have been a lovely picture. As a special education teacher, with over 40 years of experience, I seen some bad choices made in yearbooks, but none so hurtful as this one.
It sure wouldn’t be a mistake if the person/ persons responsible for this got FIRED!!! And that right quick!!!!
That’s not right, leaving someone out with Down syndrome, I would never do such thing. What is wrong with people leaving someone out just because their different? That should be a sin that you cannot recover from! SO MUCH HATE IN THE WORLD MAKES ME WANNA GO ON A RAMPAGE!!!!
@@dieselteen0770 YA GODAMN RIGHT!!!!!!
Chill. Reprimanded but fired? Well then you're a human too. Thus, I know you've done crappy things. So I genuinely truly whole-heartedly hope you get fired and lose your dignity for it.
I truly mean that.
@@TheRandomINFJ yes, fired. They can’t even do their job right, they excluded a girl in the club from a yearbook photo
This whole USA is going to Hell in a Hand Basket. There is no Love, no compassion, no kindness, no politeness, no consideration, no caring. We have become a nation of Cruelty, brutality, inhumanity, unkindness, selfishness, vanity, conceit, egotism, smugness, immodesty, arrogant savages.
3 Let nothing be done through strife or vainglory; but in lowliness of mind let each esteem other better than themselves.
4 Look not every man on his own things, but every man also on the things of others.
5 Let this mind be in you, which was also in Christ Jesus:
Philippians 2: 3 -5 KJV
mistake is when you spell a name with 2 L's instead of 1, overlooked is when you missed a deadline.. If this is not done with malicious intent, I don't know what else to call it..
Yes!!! I guess was a kid involved in the yearbook 😡editing ( photography , newspapers, etc)
Exactly lol
Perfectly said.
“mistake” how could they edit her out. it’s absolutely disgusting. she is also a human being❤️
They didn't. It's two different pictures
@@that.ll_do_pig its edited, their face look the same
@@tofuxd6430 oh yeah they look the same, the only difference being head position, arm position, and a few facial expressions but yeah definitely not just two different photos
548 likes for this foolish comment. She wasn't edited out...they just used another picture. Please get your fact straight and stop liking uninformed comments
No she’s not LOL 😂
This was literally a scene in Wonder and it was one of the most gut-wrenching things that happened in the movie, not because it was done by a kid, but by that kid’s parents.
It’s even more despicable here both because this was done by faculty and in real life.
she wasn't cropped out, they took a second picture without her. the person responsible is clearly the cheer coach/whoever directed these school photos and sent them in to be printed. I also wonder why none of the other members of the squad wanted to know why their teammate was being left out-- their responses might tell us what really happened
@@Dythrex Poor excuse!!!!!!! Let's turn the tables, if you were a cheerleading manager and a photo of you but took the same photo without you and included it in the yearbook but didn't tell you, how would you feel?
@@Dythrex She was still considered part of the team. That’s probably why they did it but this is still not okay.
Her image disappeared from the final yearbook photo. It sounds like something from a horror movie.
Its hate plain and simple from white culture, as usual
@@Dythrex In most yearbook photos for sports, the teams take pictures with the coaches/managers in the center. Also, her name was completely left out of the yearbook!
Leaving out her name AND adding a picture without her in it on MISTAKE?!? THAT was no freaking mistake!!
A mistake means an action that was wrong.
@@liliswan207 that was intentionally done, 2 different pictures, they took one with her so that her family wouldn't be alarmed of her saying that she took no photo with her cheerleader squad during photo day, though the squad potentially had no hand in this but was pressured to take a photo without her because of those people.
@@wawawu4291 Mistake means a wrong action, it can be on purpose but still be a mistake.
@@liliswan207 i was just trying to explain how they did it.
@@liliswan207 keep cryin, you think that'll change anything?
*THIS WASNT A MISTAKE. YOU CANT PERFECTLY ERASE SOMEONE “BY ACCIDENT” FROM A PHOTO.*
It's not photoshopped. They took another picture without her.
This is like the movie “Wonder” when august gets removed from the class picture by the popular kids mom because his looks
Well who can blame them like fr
@@connorlee7512 what do you mean who can blame them....
@@connorlee7512 Rude much?
That's a truly horrible thing , poor girl.
Excluding someone from a photo for what she has no control over is just harsh. Her school is obviously the kind of school that prefers perfection.
The picture looks better without her
@@amarirasheed6 oh my god what is wrong with you
@@afnanjamie2401 it’s the truth. She isn’t wearing the proper uniform, no pompoms anywhere, and she is only the manager. I know she’s part of the team, but maybe they wanted the picture with every person matching their clothes. It’s messed up what they did to her, but I would want the clean picture rather than the picture with the big color/uniform difference.
@@itzjrgaming7675 I can understand your point. But they could've handled that situation much better. For example, discussing with Morgyn in advance the plans for the picture. Have a great day
@@lanaer8496 that’s understandable
"No ill intent" "Just a mistake" LOL its so obvious they didn't want a "weirdo" on their perfect cheerleader photo. A typo is a mistake...intentionally using a photo that excluded her and even erasing her name shows the contempt they had for her. I bet the school was surprised that she actually had friends, family, siblings willing to stick up for her, if she didn't they would happily sweep her aside.
bro I couldn't agree more with this
They didn't want to get embarrassed life is cruel sometimes
@@lawrup theres nothing embarrassing about that girl. How the school acted was embarrassing
↖︎ Let's be healed by watching the video✨
@@lawrup There is nothing embarrassing about her being in that photo.
That’s horrible. She’s part of the cheer team so she should be there
She don't look cheerful to me
@Ribbo nah I'm happy with my Samsung galaxy a02
No, she isn't a cheerleader. She really messes up the picture, in my opinion. Give her a separate page, just don't mess up the cuties with that "Special One" there.
@@PoeLemic Looks fade!
@@PoeLemic i’m pro police brutality, but only against you
Wow, this world can be so cruel.
"Mistake"
Yes, perfect editing to edit someone out of a picture while they're 0.2CM apart from each other is a mistake, wasn't intentional at all..
Not to mention she was literally in the center of the photo...
2 different photos
@@benvromanartz2267 2 different photos
@@mkviis
Yes, was 2 different photos. I saw in a different video that there was one taken with her, one without. Why the heck was the one taken without her at all??? "Mistake" my foot. Believe that and I have a bridge in Brooklyn that I can sell.
Despicable. Cruel. What is wrong with that school? Well, we know what’s wrong. Who will be held responsible AND fix the wrong?
This was not a mistake. This was generally on purpose. The school district should be ashamed of themselves. They always judge people on how they look and since they want the school be like friendly and cool for people who will join.
@Savetion ♛ I think I’ve seen you before what other vids have you commented on
I'd force them to reprint evry single yearbook on there dime
well that didn't worked out
I think it looks cooler and more awesome when everybody is included. This is really sad. Sounds like she worked hard for the team and that she was a big part of it. What even is this?
@@baddie1shoe i agree
As a person with Down syndrome, you get kind of used to being bullied, but left out of the yearbook? That’s just straight up devilish.
You have Down syndrome but that doesn’t make you different your still human at the end of the day we should treat you guys with respect.
Maybe it was a bully of her removed her from the yearbook.
I 100% agree with you. Let Me tell you something though. Don't you EVER "get used to being bullied"!!! Always fight back!!! If you need help, I will step right up to the ring. Never back down!!! You hear Me?!
@@T1C45 yes i am
You probably would’ve ruined the photo as well,
Disgusting that she was excluded.
They didn’t edit her out. They just used another picture that she wasn’t in. It’s still doesn’t make it right though!
Your right
I believe it substituted head-shots that were considered to have less than ideal expressions. School photograph order forms were promoting the fact that they will mess with faces even back when I was in high school a very long time ago! They never stated an intent to remove entire people but I can believe they would if asked to.
makes it worse, like it was planned.
@@epicpotato8507 It was definitely planned! The only real question is "by whom?"
If she showed up everyday why is there a photo without her. 🤔
The school’s spokesperson just sounded so stupid standing up there with those excuses.
she did!!!
All she had to do was apologize… but her words were very intentional to make excuses for those who gave her a chop, which makes her also part of the problem.
@Jre gere God have merci on your soul!!!
She should be fired.
@Prasad Narayanan not being rude but she's literally a mistake, no regular human being is born with some type of defect
Leaving her out of the yearbook was a horrible thing to do her. She has been on the team the whole year and deserves to be in the yearbook just like everyone else.
Its only because they thought she was ugly the rest is considered "beautiful" because they look skinny and has makeup on
That's good editing though. Would've never noticed it was photoshop
@@poopoogamer1232 That's not Photoshop.
They took multiple photos and decided to use the photo where they didn't include this girl .
@@eddieray don’t know about you but the photo looks the exact same. I know they probably told the girls to do the same expression as before but there isn’t even a slight difference in pose or anything. Only one girl I saw had a different expression and that might because she wasn’t smiling so they edited someone else’s face on her.
Initially I thought they photoshopped her out but clearly it looks like they took two photos. One with her and one without her and used the one without her in the yearbook. Strangely I am surprised her squad who clearly supported her would even pose for a picture without her to begin with.
the spokeswoman is just denying thta they left her out because they didnt think she looked "good". how is that a mistake
Right
@@tomhappening just checked it, its really good
@Tropical TJ Not really she was the manager of the group like bruh wtf she deserved to be in that photo anyone involved with the cheerleading squads performances or in general involved and in the group should be in that photo its fair.
Ikr she offset their idea of beauty,. and people wonder why I hate people 😳😛😂
@Tropical TJ Just because someone is “disabled” doesn’t mean they cant do things like other people trust me I have many family members with mental disabilities.
When people talk about "inclusion" and "diversity", they never talk about disabled people.
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A BIT LOUDER FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE BACK!!!
Ultra conservatives do not want inclusion. They will discriminate against anyone they want....and they do
@@JB-js4xi yeah and soft lefties
@@JB-js4xi discrimination based on race, sex, class, sexual orientation is the core value and the most important thing for people on the left and it's all under the guise of "progress" and smiles
Obviously not a "mistake". What is obvious is two photos were taken, one with her in the middle, and one without her and the Yearbook Editor chose the picture without her. Simple. Own up to it and stop making excuses. As a student that has worked on the senior yearbook, there is the senior yearbook editor that picks the pictures and there is a a teacher that advises and reviews. Unless things have changed, an adult made that decision along with a student. Take responsibility and apologize and make a special edition with her picture included at the school's expense. All proceeds can go to a charity in her name.
Doubt it was the yearbook editor. The advisor for the team probably submitted the photo without her to the yearbook!
The cheerleaders included her but the advisor is probably the one who said "Now let's take one just with the girls in uniform..."
That photo was edited.. They didnt set up the team for another photo.. Look closely and you can see all the girls maintain their positions, she was clipped out and then they resituated the bottom row, this was ONE or two people that made this decision.. doubt the team even knew about it..
A mistake means an action that was wrong. And they were 2 different photos
@@liliswan207 only one actually, one photo that was edited..
@@thomasriddle8877 look at the 2 girls on the left of her
This is ridiculous. The way she says that is was a: “mistake, and wasn’t made with ill intent” is mind blowing. You don’t know that until you investigate further, genius! Parents should sue for discrimination.
As wise man once said "This world doesn't like Different"
It wasn't a mistake, they just didn't want her in their perfect little picture and it's pretty screwed up.
It's even worse that it's entirely different picture they took.
Exactly
Omg I just realised that it’s actually two different pictures
@@iyic1227 exactly even i hadn't seen
Those two pictures look almost identical, I think just a very good photoshop job.
Yeap John 15:18 the world only likes its own but Jesus Christ says I’m the good Shepherd and the good shepherd give his life to the sheep
"Just a mistake" That wasn't a mistake and they know it too. They would never have apologized or try to fix it if they hadn't been called out. smh 😔
@Savetion ♛ nobody asked. nobody cares. Thats a dumb joke, just like your whole life
@@bwaaah6086 ignore him he just wants attention
I highly doubt it was the school board. I believe it was a student who got it submitted.
What the school did is disgusting. I hope she grows to be an amazing young lady.
She will, for sure!!!
Then the school has the audacity to call it a "mistake", that's not a mistake that was deliberate
Shes was the manager why should she be included
@@bakelite1488cause she’s the manager 💀💀💀💀 wtf this is the most dumb comment I’ve ever seen Im on the floor 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
@@bakelite1488you just answered your own question
As a former Cheerleading Coach AND Yearbook Advisor in middle schools for at least 15 years, there is no way, no way at all that this could possibly be a mistake.
This is absolutely disrespectful, devastating and disgusting. She's beautiful!!
Thank u
Exactly she's no different from any one of them she's human just like the rest of us has feelings just like any one of us it hurts my heart
@@xayvionfeatherson3788 that is rude. take it this way. Shes unique. Not the opposite of beautiful
Yes
But she did stick out like a sore thumb. Kinda ruined the whole professional look.
Horrible, just horrible. Imagine how devastating that must have felt to her when she was so excited to see the photo for the first time. It's hard to see how this is just an "honest mistake".
That is the heartbreaker. I don’t know how that school can ever convince that girl and her family that she is valued now. It’s a broken trust and you can’t apologize your way out of it.
@@Pack_Watch not funny didnt laugh
The best thing is that the rest of the girls actually were very nice to her even tho she was different
Why did they all agree to the picture without her then?
@@adammudd maybe was a person of the group that who asked the album director. I mean we don’t know who did what.
@@adammudd I’m assuming photoshop was used 🤷♀️
@@adammuddmaybe the cameraman edited photo
So what she is a human being who is a bit different. Plus if a pupil has a disability they don't tell the students
Editing out an entire person from a photo isn’t a mistake. They fully knew what they were doing.
They didn't edit her out. It's actually worse. They took another photo.
@@Caseofgamesit’s not “worse”, plus all the girls look much better in the second (published) photo.
@@BxbblesRainbow That is not even remotely the point.
@@BxbblesRainbow their skin was whitened
@@BxbblesRainbowshame on you. That girl had every right to be there. Would you be saying that it looked better if you were her?
how is professionally photoshopping a person out of a picture a mistake?
It wasn't edited, they took 2 photos lol
it’s not photoshopped, if it was then they also would’ve edited all of the other girls’ poses and faces, it’s obviously another pic lmao
@@BirdsFanAJ yes it is. Look closely at the two girls next to the down syndrome girl, they look slightly out of position then the last photo
@@BirdsFanAJit is look closer
They really damnatio memoriae-ed her.
My parents were right when they used to tell me adults were even bigger bullies than kids
That is so true and I was bullied but adults too and they can get even nastier than kids.
No, they're not. BUT kids SHOULD be learning not to be, and SOME of it is excusable.
It's the adults around is where children pick the attitudes up from!
this isn't what bullying is
@@ashshirey3052 Have you ever had a grown adult, who is responsible for your care bully and harass you? As a child I was called a liar countless times because I have a digestive disorder. Back when I was a kid very few doctors in the country even knew they existed. My grandparents tried to starve me because they didn't believe my diagnosis. Bullying is worse when it's from adults because they have power over children and attempt to force children to do dangerous things. Who does the child go to? An adult, the very ones doing the bullying? No, the child just has to live with being tortured.
If a child is bullying another child, adults might step in to help, but that doesn't happen when it's an adult doing the bullying.
The photo is not edited. The photo is just two shots, one without her and one with her. And I have proof.
I took a side by side comparison of the two shots, and I found something. The third girl in the front row expression changes. Her smile went to no teeth, to teeth. The first girl in the back row changes as well, a smile with teeth to no teeth.
As for not being mentioned in the year book, that most likely wasn’t an accident.
Edit: Forgot to mention this. Since they took two shots, one without her, the school proves that they don’t like their one kid different from the rest. They most likely wanted to make the yearbook ‘perfect’, but thought “Wait, but we have one kid different from the rest oh no that’s bad.” And decided to take two shots, the shot without her would be ‘perfect’ for them.
Another edit: This reply section is like twitter, ngl. I’m not in the mood to argue sooo…yea. Just state your opinion and get the heck off my comment because this reply section isn’t twitter. You don’t have to agree with my opinion or others, and argue about it, I’m just showing y’all my findings and my theory. My theory is that they decided to leave her out all because of one tiny thing, which is not okay. I come back four days later and see this cursed comment section. I’m not trying to pick a fight. I’m just stating something I think and see.
That makes it even worse. Why would they take two different photos. I'm sure they wouldn't take two photos with the 4th girl from the right and another with. That's stupid. It was a coordinated effort to have 2 different "views" and at the end, they chose which to publish. If true, someone or someone's directed to have a photo without her.
I was about to mention how crazy well the 'editing' was. Don't get me wrong, I hate what they did. this clarifies a lot of stuff though lmao
Definitely not an accident. Of all the girls that could've had her name taken out of the year book, the one with down syndrome was missing? The odds of not going to the bathroom at all for 24 hours is much higher.
They probly took it in secret.which makes it even more intentional.what weazles
@KAVOLT im pretty sure thats what his point was
That's so heartless.
Who even thinks like that?
This isn’t a mistake that girl didn’t fit the typical cheerleader “look” they were going for so they cropped her out to have their idea of a perfect photo. If I was that girl I would be heartbroken.
How do you crop out someone who is in the middle lmao? I don't think she was edited out, it seems to me that there's a picture that she's not in and that's the one they put in the yearbook, by mistake possibly, I don't know I wasn't there.
@@Barry972 fr tho
@@Barry972 with deep fake videos that look real existing, anything is possible. Photoshop has Ben getting better
@@Barry972 Yeah, it's a different photo. You can tell because everyone else is also in slightly different positions. But even if they accidentally put in the wrong photo, wouldn't someone still have noticed? And to have her never even *mentioned* as part of the team at all? That's what makes it not a mistake at all.
@@samriwelkeish7981 what kind of person would go through such lengths just to remove her? It's just 2 different photos dude
Absolutely disgusting that they did this to her
@Savetion ♛ ah yes the 12 year old
@Savetion ♛ shut uppp my god 😐
@Savetion ♛ that one 9 year old
Yeah they should of pixilated it
It's ridiculous that they would even begin to call this a "mistake". It's so upsetting to see things like this, especially when the school doesn't even have the decency to admit it.
The yearbook needs to be reprinted with the correct photo. This is outrageous!