Another Race Hoax

[GURPS]

Racism Hoax: Black High School Student Identified As Vandal Behind Racist Graffiti​

 

[Kyle]

Charge her with a hate crime, and send her up for 50 years in prison.

 

[DaSDGuy]

Charge her with a hate crime, and send her up for 50 years in prison.

This will be one of those times that her young age will be used to justify her actions - the lack of complete mental development. Of course, she can still make her own adult decisions when it comes to abortion and gender identity because she is old enough to decide those things since her mind is fully developed to do so.

 

[Tech]

Breaking down barriers.

 

[Hijinx]

She is just susceptible to the dung she is being fed to her by black parents, black organizations such as the NAACP , BLM and by liberal idiots . You feed this crap to children day after day and they will believe it.

 

[spr1975wshs]

I'll bet the excusers say she was just doing a historical reenactment for Black History Month.

 

[CPUSA]

I'll bet the excusers say she was just doing a historical reenactment for Black History Month.

Bringing attention to an issue that affects us all...

Whitejudeochristiancismale with homoislamomisogynistic prejudices against everyone not like me....um...them.

 

[Monello]

The media never learns their lesson with these accusations. A gymnasium full of people, yet only this girl heard racial slurs. Good thing she didn't pay to get herself beat up or noosed.

MSN

A controversy involving a racial slur allegedly being directed at a Black college athlete captured the attention of the national media - at least until her claim faced further scrutiny. Duke University volleyball player Rachel Richardson went viral after she claimed that a fan from Brigham Young University (BYU) hurled the n-word at her "throughout the entirety of the match" between the two schools on August 26.

As Warner Wolf would say, "Let's go to the videotape".

Except her claim was never corroborated. In fact, it was discredited.

BYU Police Lt. George Besendorfer told the Salt Lake Tribune that his department reviewed surveillance camera footage of the alleged racist fan from the game, telling the paper, "When we watched the video, we did not observe that behavior from him." Besendorfer added that no one from the student section from the crowd has come forward to back up Richardson's claim.

And the national media swoons

Richardson was prominently featured on ABC's "Good Morning America" and was interviewed about what she claimed to have experienced during its broadcast on August 30.

ABC News correspondent Janai Norman, who spoke with the 19-year-old sophomore, said she was "really impressed" with "how she is handling all of this."
Alisyn Camerota and Victor Blackwell grilled BYU athletic director Tom Holmoe for not taking enough swift action against to stop the "racist slurs and threats" immediately.

Weekend anchor Jim Acosta invited on former NAACP president Cornell William Brooks, who spent the interview lambasting BYU's handling of the alleged incident.

"New Day" co-host Brianna Keilar sat down with the student's father, Marvin Richardson, who gave interviews with numerous outlets including ABC News.

CNN's website additionally had six individual links on its website about the story, some recapping its on-air coverage, nothing about the investigation's findings.

 

[herb749]

The media never learns their lesson with these accusations. A gymnasium full of people, yet only this girl heard racial slurs. Good thing she didn't pay to get herself beat up or noosed.

MSN

As Warner Wolf would say, "Let's go to the videotape".


And the national media swoons

It happened. It really really did. But there's no proof. But it did really really happen .

 

[GURPS]

Racist messages found on Tennessee college campus were ‘fabricated,' school says​

A Tennessee college revealed that racist messages found written on campus were fabricated by a student in an apparent attempt to make Donald Trump supporters look bad.

Rhodes College confirmed to Fox News Digital that a student had admitted to leaving the messages strewn about campus that were found over Thanksgiving break and were being investigated as a hate crime. Instead, it turned out to be yet another race hoax.

"Thanks to the tireless efforts of our Campus Safety officers and the Memphis Police Department, the investigation into the hate crime that occurred recently on our campus has ended with the identification of the perpetrator and the conclusion this incident was fabricated. This individual has admitted responsibility," the statement read.