CABA included 'Adolescence,' Netflix's woke series, in Buenos Aires schools

Under the management of the Buenos Aires City Government head, Jorge Macri, the City of Buenos Aires authorized the Netflix woke series "Adolescence" to be used in schools with supposed "educational purposes".

This series caused a strong controversy worldwide as it focuses on the story of a real case, in which a 17-year-old black illegal immigrant stabbed a girl to death in 2023 in the United Kingdom.

However, the series producers thought it was a good idea to replace the murderer in the programming with a white teenager, hiding the true perpetrator of the crime and his origins.

The news was confirmed and celebrated by the Minister of Education of the City of Buenos Aires, Mercedes Miguel, in a post on X: "As of today, the series “Adolescence” is authorized by Netflix to be used in schools for educational purposes. We recommend that all schools work with the series in the learning spaces they consider".

She added: "Thank you very much Netflix for this valuable contribution so that together we can defend and protect the mental and emotional health of our young people".

Meanwhile, the spokesperson for the Buenos Aires City Government, Laura Alonso, also celebrated the inclusion of this series in Buenos Aires schools: "Excellent decision by the City Ministry of Education!", she expressed on X.

After the images went viral, mainly through the social network ''X'', there was great outrage over the case, mainly due to the attempt to criminalize the white population for a murder committed by an immigrant.

The real case

In September 2023, a black illegal immigrant named Hassam Sentamu ruthlessly murdered schoolgirl Elianne Andam, who was only 15 years old. The horrific event occurred in the southern region of London, where Sentamu stabbed the young girl near a shopping center.

The most terrifying aspect of the case is Sentamu's prior history, as he had already attacked and harassed several girls in the past, in addition to constantly carrying knives in public spaces. This series of antecedents materialized when the immigrant murdered the girl in front of other minors in an apparent dispute over a stuffed animal.

After being arrested, Sentamu pleaded guilty to manslaughter as part of his legal strategy. However, a jury rejected his plea and found him guilty of aggravated murder and sentenced him to life imprisonment.

The jury that rejected his guilty plea also rejected Sentamu's claims that his condition of ''autism'' had affected his ability to maintain control.