California teacher suspended after telling students they will 'end up in a concentration camp' after Trump win

A California teacher has been placed on administrative leave after going on an rant over Donald Trump's landslide election victory during class last week. He reportedly told his students that they could be placed in "concentration camps," disparaged Latinos and voters for supporting a "rapist," and raved about the patriarchy, yelling, "This sh*t is not a f*ck*ng game!"

The educator, who has not been publicly identified, teaches AP world history at Valley View High School in the Moreno Valley Unified School District. A spokesperson for the school told ABC 7 in a statement that the teacher has been placed on leave, explaining, "We do not condone the behavior that occurred, and an immediate investigation has been launched."

Video footage taken inside the classroom and posted on X shows the history teacher equating President-elect Donald Trump to Hitler, berating minority voters, and giving other profanity-laced screeds.

"Can you end up in a concentration camp in your lifetime? Yes! Can you end up with no human rights? Yes! Will it happen to you? Most likely not, which is a good thing. But has Donald Trump quoted Hitler? Yes! Does he embody some of Hitler's ideas? Yes!," the teacher told his class during the lecture. He went on to call Trump "treasonous scum," and added that the soon-to-be 47th president is a "rapist, draft dodging coward," according to the video footage.

The teacher expressed an exceptional amount of disdain toward male Latino voters, over half of whom supported Trump. "I know a lot of Latino men on this campus that love Donald Trump and he has called their mothers rapist," he said, adding "I know a lot of Latino men who wish they were white...God, they wanna be white so bad, but they never will be."

Additionally, he screamed about the patriarchy, claiming that Harris was denied by voters because of her "melanin" and "vagina and uterus," rather than her political track record which was rejected by the majority of US voters.

The school district said it's working to foster a more inclusive environment of all political perspectives: "We recognize the heightened emotions surrounding the current political climate, and we deeply value the diversity of our community, which encompasses a wide range of perspectives and beliefs."