Whitey Ford
02-24-2019, 03:25 PM
It's a coontroversy.
Photo Sparks Conversation On Race (http://wfuogb.com/2019/02/photo-sparks-conversation-on-race/)
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On Saturday, Feb. 9, students began to circulate a photograph that depicted an unidentified male student with a rope draped across his back and shoulder, which many students interpreted to be a noose.
The photo, which was taken at the Subway on campus, was originally uploaded to the Snapchat story of an account with the screen name “Becca” at approximately 3 a.m. on Feb. 9. Screenshots of the Snapchat quickly circulated among students. It remains unclear who the person who originally uploaded the photo is.
As some interpreted the rope to be a symbol of historical racist violence, a Bias Incident Report (BIR) was subsequently filed. The official Bias Incident group concluded that the incident was a misunderstanding.
'Bias Incident Report.' Almost as Orwellian as 'Hate Crime.'
However, sophomores Miles Middleton and Fadi Narouz, among others, said they understood the photo to be an individual wearing a noose around his neck. Middleton, who saw a screenshot of “Becca’s” photo on another student’s Snapchat story, shared the image with the Old Gold & Black.
The caption on the photo read: “Lmao whoever this dude is or if I find out who are ! I will strangle you with that f**king noose you piece of sh*t!! People at Wake bro, y’all playing with life fr.”
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Ayo hol up, we gotta cameljockey and a nigger 'senator' on dis heeyah sheeyit. It's gonna be OK.
Narouz and Middleton, who are both Student Government senators, said they decided to discuss the photo with their colleagues during the weekly Student Government General Assembly on Feb. 12. In this session, senators also discussed a variety of contemporary racial issues that have been occuring on campus; the conversation included issues centered around students of color being denied entry from Greek Life parties, Caucasian students behaving rudely to employees of color, students of color being sent racist material from other students while in class, students of color being scared to enter certain spaces on campus and students of color being the only people of color on their halls or having their roommates request to switch.
Student Government General Assembly- a real meeting of the minds no doubt, yuck yuck. Why don't they just call it the Cultural Marxist Student Of Color's Popular Front or something?
Y'all niggers need to start your day with the K!
https://i.imgur.com/l5fIAw6.png
Photo Sparks Conversation On Race (http://wfuogb.com/2019/02/photo-sparks-conversation-on-race/)
6242
On Saturday, Feb. 9, students began to circulate a photograph that depicted an unidentified male student with a rope draped across his back and shoulder, which many students interpreted to be a noose.
The photo, which was taken at the Subway on campus, was originally uploaded to the Snapchat story of an account with the screen name “Becca” at approximately 3 a.m. on Feb. 9. Screenshots of the Snapchat quickly circulated among students. It remains unclear who the person who originally uploaded the photo is.
As some interpreted the rope to be a symbol of historical racist violence, a Bias Incident Report (BIR) was subsequently filed. The official Bias Incident group concluded that the incident was a misunderstanding.
'Bias Incident Report.' Almost as Orwellian as 'Hate Crime.'
However, sophomores Miles Middleton and Fadi Narouz, among others, said they understood the photo to be an individual wearing a noose around his neck. Middleton, who saw a screenshot of “Becca’s” photo on another student’s Snapchat story, shared the image with the Old Gold & Black.
The caption on the photo read: “Lmao whoever this dude is or if I find out who are ! I will strangle you with that f**king noose you piece of sh*t!! People at Wake bro, y’all playing with life fr.”
6244
Ayo hol up, we gotta cameljockey and a nigger 'senator' on dis heeyah sheeyit. It's gonna be OK.
Narouz and Middleton, who are both Student Government senators, said they decided to discuss the photo with their colleagues during the weekly Student Government General Assembly on Feb. 12. In this session, senators also discussed a variety of contemporary racial issues that have been occuring on campus; the conversation included issues centered around students of color being denied entry from Greek Life parties, Caucasian students behaving rudely to employees of color, students of color being sent racist material from other students while in class, students of color being scared to enter certain spaces on campus and students of color being the only people of color on their halls or having their roommates request to switch.
Student Government General Assembly- a real meeting of the minds no doubt, yuck yuck. Why don't they just call it the Cultural Marxist Student Of Color's Popular Front or something?
Y'all niggers need to start your day with the K!
https://i.imgur.com/l5fIAw6.png