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Ex-member of black militia group The Brotherhood is kicked out of Texas school board meeting after threatening anti-CRT parents by saying he's got '1,000 soldiers ready to go, locked and loaded'

Controversy over CRT boiled over in Fort Worth, Texas at November 9 meeting
Malikk Austin, 51, spoke at Fort Worth Independent School District meeting
Austin, a black man, said CRT is 'something I fight for, for my children'
'We are not our ancestors. I got over a thousand soldiers ready to go,' he said
Austin then repeated the phrase 'locked and loaded' as he was led away by cops
Parents who opposed CRT told Fox News they felt 'threatened' by Austin
In messages to DailyMail.com, Austin denied he was making threats to violence
He said he wanted to convey a message of 'be ready to challenge opposition'
According to his Facebook page, Austin is part of The Brotherhood Movement
A spokesperson for the organization told DailyMail.com he left the group
Images show Austin in tactical gear posing with other armed members of group
Spokesperson for the organization said the group was non-violent
Austin also has criminal record, including three-year prison stint for sex assault

PUBLISHED: 10:16 EST, 15 November 2021 | UPDATED: 12:57 EST, 15 November 2021