Fake Hate: Black Student Admits Writing Racist Graffiti

by Casey | Oct 4, 2021 | Blog, Fake Hate, Fake News

Here we go again.

White Supremacist’ Who Scrawled Racist Graffiti on Walls in
The graffiti was found in the boys’ bathroom at Parkway Central Wednesday, and the same things were scrawled on a bathroom wall at Parkway North: “HOPE ALL BLACK PEOPLE DIE” and “N****R.” The next morning at Parkway Central, according to St. Louis’ KMOV, “over a thousand students and staff walked out of Parkway Central High Schools in solidarity… Parkway Central students, staff and teachers walked out during class to stand in solidarity and asking the administration for change.”

At the protest, the horror was palpable. One student remarked: “I’m sitting in that building, shaking in fear because I don’t know what‘s going to happen to me because of my skin tone. We need change in this building and we don’t need it then, we need it now.” Another student claimed that it was just another day at the racist cauldron known as Parkway Central: “I was shocked, but at the same time honestly I wasn’t.

At the protest, according to the Daily Mail, “students were captured cursing at school administrators, shedding tears and chanting into bullhorns at the protest.” One student said: “I am sick and tired of people getting racially profiled,” although it wasn’t clear what kind of racial profiling had been going on at the school. She added: “I just want to say to the school, do better.”

https://pjmedia.com/culture/robert-spencer/2021/10/02/white-supremacist-who-scrawled-racist-graffiti-on-walls-in-missouri-high-schools-turns-out-to-be-black-student-n1521266

Well, as the vast majority of these cases end up being … it was a hoax.

Tuesday, a black student admitted to having scrawled the graffiti at both schools. Marty wrote to parents again, telling them this and saying that he was nevertheless “proud” of the students who protested, for “proactively [leading] walkouts.” He declared: “We remain hurt by the actions of the student, as it does not represent the values of our community.”

I’m still astounded people fall for these stories as much as they do.