Four white girls are causing a lot of drama in their home state of Florida and on the internet.

Santaluces High School in Lantana, Florida. is under alert after two white female students posted a 4-minute YouTube video bashing black students at their school.

They start off claiming, "As soon as you walk into our school you start turning black." The other adds 'It's a disease."

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Santaluces High is 27% white, 35% black and 33% Hispanic, The Palm Beach Post reports.

The video has been removed several times from YouTube as part of their anti-hate policy but viewers have been vigilant about reposting it in hopes of spreading the word about the ignorant views.

Last week, two students from Gainesville High School in Gainesville, Florida spewed their thoughts on why their black classmates "drop out of school and get pregnant and get a welfare check". Not surprisingly, eight police officers had to be called to their school after the two girls received death threats.

These girls have been reprimanded for their video but Gainesville High School principal David Shelnutt did not go into detail on the extent of the disciplinary action taken against the girls.

"There's no place for comments like that, that video here at GHS," Shelnutt told a local TV station. "There's no place for that in the Alachua County Public School System, and my opinion, no place for that in society in general."

Since the video went viral last week, the girls have experienced harassment and said they feared for their safety. According to one report by the Gainesville Sun, unable to go to school, one of the students involved was hiding out at a relative's house so not to be home alone while her mother worked.

“Our lives have changed totally, 180 degrees," her mother told the paper. "This has made her an adult really quick.”