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🚨BLACKFACE: Four white high school girls darkened their faces to MOCK Black children in a racist TikTok post, sparking student WALKOUTS.
📍 Santa Barbara County, California
Four students at San Marcos High School recreated a photo of four Black children, darkening their skin and copying their poses.
They posted the images on TikTok with ninja emojis, which have been used online as coded references to the N-word.
The backlash was immediate.
School officials confirmed the four students were disciplined but declined to disclose the consequences.
Students from San Marcos and neighboring Dos Pueblos High School walked out of class, demanding accountability and stronger action against racism.
Four students chose to put this online. Other students chose to stand up against it.
RACISM ISN’T A JOKE.
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i hate to b the one to say it, but when wilnie said that she’s never dated a black man, i wasn’t even that surprised 🫢 #loveisblind
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This black lady on Love is Blind saying she wants to adopt a child from a third world country because it’s “patriotic” to bring a child to America to have a better life #LoveisBlind
Working while having menstrual cramps should be against the law! You can’t even think straight when you’re cramping bad
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🚨 SIX NORTH CAROLINA COPS Face Firing Over Racist Group Texts Including A Competition To See Who Could Pull Over The MOST BLACK DRIVERS.
📍 Charlotte, North Carolina
Six Charlotte-Mecklenburg police officers are facing possible termination after investigators uncovered a group chat containing racist messages.
The officers allegedly used racial slurs, discussed violence against Black residents, and competed over who could stop the most Black motorists.
The messages reportedly included repeated use of the N-word and a reference comparing the conversation to a “Klan rally.”
The texts surfaced during a separate state investigation involving a former CMPD officer accused of misusing police surveillance technology.
The identities of the six officers have not been publicly disclosed, even as questions grow about the traffic stops, arrests, and criminal cases they handled.
If Officers Were Competing To Target Black Drivers, How Many People Were Stopped Or Arrested Because Of Their Race Rather Than Their Actions?
Sources: WBTV, WSOC-TV, WCNC





























