Online racists targeted the Glasgow primary school.
Internet trolls targeted children in a Glasgow primary school with a torrent of racist abuse after they were visited by Nicola Sturgeon.
She joined youngsters as they marked Climate Action Week on Friday, taking part in their assembly on global warming and chatting with them, the Daily Record reports.But when pictures of the special day were posted online, internet trolls bombarded the post with racist insults, many of them aimed at the children themselves.
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