The incident happened Tuesday night, when students thought they found several nooses hanging from a tree. Word quickly spread as campus officials swiftly released a statement condemning the foul hate crime. But come morning, police said a short investigation had led them to conclude the “nooses” were really just the remnants of paper lanterns from an event held all the way back in June.
Unperturbed by the truth, students launched an assembly following the incident to speak as though the hate crime really did happen. According to The News Journal, a local paper, the assembly was held “to find ways to change the campus climate” in the wake of the bad atmosphere apparently exposed by a fictional hate crime.
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You mean the black students won't except it was fake. Just like the black had hands up. Just like the black in Baltimore did Nothing wrong.
A MIND IS A TERRIBLE THING TO WASTE. UNLESS YOUR PART OF BLACK LIVES MATTER.
If those really are "nooses" they were left by the BLM bottom-feeders, and would have been intended to intimidate non-blacks.
There's your "hate crime".
I think it's pretty obvious that those things are not nooses, just more people overreacting to get a full blown race war start!
"Because a mind is a turrible thing."
Garret Morris, Saturday night live.
No different than the Univ Buffalo Art Student claiming her Segregation circa Bathroom signs infuriating Blacks.. where a Graduate Level Art Project. These symbols are the product of paid activism paid for with your tax dollars. .it's all shock divide and conquer --the Allinsky Creedo
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