The outcry over two white students has sparked a national media frenzy in the U.S., while, according to critics, serious violent crimes involving Black suspects receive significantly less attention. Now, protests are growing against what commentators describe as a racist double standard—where skin color determines who is singled out and who is protected.
On November 6, a door camera captured female students at the University of Mississippi, Ole Miss, making monkey noises in front of an apartment. Because Black students lived there, the incident was quickly portrayed as racist. The university launched an investigation, and an 18-year-old Alaina Kunes later left the university.
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