After a college professor and his wife were the targets of racially motivated hate on campus, they decided to fight back. The professor, who was told to leave the school because he’s white, has since won a major victory.
After sharing a picture of her daughter’s Geisha-themed birthday party, a mother was immediately attacked for being “racist” and appropriating Japanese culture. However, just as things got heated, a Japanese citizen stepped in.
Despite his claim that he had only “exercised his First Amendment right,” he was in for a big surprise.
After a waiter finished serving a couple, he went to clean up the table and get the receipt. When he picked it up, he saw they had written a big “zero” where the tip should have been. Then, he saw their 5-word explanation, and he was horrified.
Parents are outraged after hearing what some middle school students are saying their black teacher forced only white kids to do in front of the class. They are demanding that the principal and school district answer for what many are considering to be a hate crime.
Two fast-food workers looked a customer right in the eye and called him “white boy.” They didn’t think anything would happen to them — until they no longer had jobs. They probably would have thought twice had they realized that the customer was a celebrity.
A little black boy walked into the police station in Charlotte, North Carolina, shocking cops with what was around his neck. Before the boy could even say a word, one officer called for other cops upon realizing what else the child had in tow.
While enjoying treats with his friends during his class party, a third-grade boy excitedly began talking about his favorite dessert. However, once school officials heard his request, they immediately called the police on the terrified young boy.
Family and friends were aghast when it came time for the cake at a birthday party for a young girl. Outrage ensued when partygoers saw what the bakery wrote, and both grandma and mom were immediately offended, calling it “racist.” Was it? You decide.
Upon turning 18 years old, a patriotic Arkansas teen wanted to enlist in the military, hoping to serve in the Marine Corps. However, after he was questioned by the recruiting center, he was “automatically disqualified” from joining all because of his “racist” tattoo.
Social and news media alike were both abuzz when word got out that a “racist” billboard was erected in multiple states across the country. The advertisement inflamed the emotions of many, causing an internet firestorm. But, there are those who say the sign isn’t bigoted at all.
While a 10-year-old black boy was out on a walk, he spotted something in his neighbor’s garage when it was left wide open, and it sent a bolt of fear through his little body. It also left an unsettling feeling in his two white fathers, who snapped a picture to post to social media and complain.
A video is going viral after a teen was attacked by seven people outside of a church festival in Norwood, Ohio. After the group stopped the 13-year-old boy and sent him to the hospital, the short list of charges has some people furious.
A white Chicago woman was driving with her children in the vehicle when she stopped at a red light in the city. Within seconds, she was wishing that she had kept driving. Should this have been considered a hate crime?
A New Orleans woman received a meal that she didn’t like. So, the dissatisfied customer sent it back to the kitchen, as anyone would do. However, when it came time to pay the bill, there was something on the receipt that made her seek legal counsel and caused others to swear they’ll never eat there again.
A white pride billboard wasn’t sitting all that well with many residents of Harrison, Arkansas. The controversial message was deemed “racist,” but not everyone was quick to agree. Is this right or wrong? You decide.
A shocking video was captured of a 3-year-old toddler allegedly being “racially bullied” by older children. The footage sparked an uproar after it was posted to Facebook.
A 15-year-old boy was brutally beaten with the sharp end of a claw hammer by a group of 13 minority pupils and young men, leaving him with permanent brain damage. However, not only was the attack not considered a hate crime, but a judge also ruled against compensation for the young man.
