The leftist media hates anyone who stands up for the United States, so it’s no wonder they threw a pity party when fraternity students stood up to liberal, anti-American terrorism protesters harassing Jewish communities.
Former ESPN reporter Jemele Hill was provoked by groups of college boys protesting against pro-Hamas agitators at the University of Mississippi, calling for their expulsion from campus.
Many boys carried American and Trump flags, responding to and ridiculing the sea of anti-terrorism protesters calling for the massacre of Israelis.
Hill used the race card after reacting to a video in which a group of white students mocked a black student and called pro-American boys “racists.”
She claimed that the students were hostile towards black students, demanding that the fraternity leader be contacted and that consequences be brought immediately against the boys.
“1.) What community does he represent? This fraternity’s national leadership should be contacted immediately and this fraternity removed from campus,” Hill said, adding
“2) We have recently seen endless conversations and actions about anti-Semitism, but my guess is that there will not be the same energy to protect this open hostility directed at Black students.”
1) What community does it represent? You should immediately contact the national leadership of this fraternity and expel this fraternity from campus.
2) We’ve seen endless conversations and actions about anti-Semitism lately, but I’m guessing the same energy… https://t.co/JvuTXYaMqK
— Jemele Hill (@jemelehill) May 3, 2024
Hill wasn’t the only liberal crybaby to pull the race card.
broker published an article titled “White Ole Miss students caught on camera mocking black protester in shockingly racist viral video.”
The article criticized counter-demonstrators who drowned out pro-Hamas agitators by singing “The Star-Spangled Banner,” which was praised by Republican Gov. Tate Reeves (Miss.).
Others also claimed that the pro-American boys were racist. Former Ohio State Senator Nina Turner stated that the students portrayed “anti-blackness”.
This is a film that shows anti-blackness.
It’s a sitting congressman applauding this. https://t.co/Y53yqWrblm
— Nina Turner (@ninaturner) May 3, 2024
On the contrary, Rep. Mike Collins (R-GA) praised fraternity brothers saying, “Miss, take care of things.”
