(Cayce) - Inside the walls of Brookland-Cayce High School, you expect students to be treated equally. But a viewer tip led News19 online where a teacher's comments left us asking questions.

"These sorts of things are going to upset people, but the truth can be very upsetting," said Brookland-Cayce High School teacher Winston McCuen.

That truth, at least according to McCuen, is that black people are inferior to whites.

"Intellectually, yes they are," said McCuen. "This has been confirmed over and over, and this is a generalization. Again, there are some blacks who are more intelligent than individual whites. But as a rule, that is true. I-Q tests prove it over, and over and over."

News19's J.R. Berry asked McCuen, "Do you think slavery in America was a good thing? "Yes," said McCuen. "In America there was a rational assessment saying listen, if we give these people freedom right as they are and you have to go back to see how they were, you can't assume they were like us.

Then of course, there is the deeper reason why the Confederate flag offends some blacks, all liberals, and many who now call themselves “conservative.” The flag is a hated reminder of God’s hierarchical, anti-egalitarian creation. Flying in the face of a prideful and self-deluded modern world, the Confederate flag is an standing rebuke to all upstart presumption, to egalitarian envy, and to an all-too-common hatred of human excellence. But the Confederate flag is hated, above all, because it recalls to our attention the obvious Divinely-created differences between the white and black races – differences rife with implications that Western man suicidally seeks to deny.