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Black Mizzou Players Boycotting

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The janitor responsible for that cleanup should've protested like a mad man.

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Black students are leaving campus over online threats.

Black students are leaving campus over online threats.

 

Just more "minor racism". Nothing to see here. They just need thicker skin...

I kept hearing that Butler and some others did not feel "safe" at MU. I just read the links talking about all the things that happened that precipitated the president being ousted. So two idiots said racist things to students and one idiot made a swastika out of feces (on a campus with thousands of students). That's it?? Nobody hit, shot, stabbed, threw anything...and people are feeling unsafe?? How about living in any inner city in the US and see if they feel safer...

 

Look, the President should have addressed the incidents but there is no way you can control the acts of at the most, three idiots who did the bad stuff. By the way, is the swastika a racist thing? I would think Jewish folks would be more upset than blacks at that...heck EVERYBODY should be offended by that.

 

Also, I don't blame the President for trying to get out of the situation when the group of protestors blocked his car. That is a scary position to be put in as he has NO IDEA who these people are or what they might do. You would have thought a lot more happened to lead to the President being ousted than what actually did IMO.

Pretty sure that the Butler fellow has been at Mizzou for 7-8 years, if what I read is correct. Seems like a LONG time to stay at an unsafe university. Malcontents like him become the "story", and overshadow the real issues and problems.

Black students are leaving campus over online threats.

Online threats? Do you mean Twitter? Email? Hearsay? Not saying it's not true, just curious.

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Online threats? Do you mean Twitter? Email? Hearsay? Not saying it's not true' date=' just curious.[/quote']

 

School police said "social media."

Online threats? Do you mean Twitter? Email? Hearsay? Not saying it's not true, just curious.

 

Thicker skin, man. Someone says they are going to find your dorm and look for a fight? Just exercising their 1st Amendment rights. All this outrage over such minor racism is crazy...

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Many professors are canceling classes on Wednesday.

Thicker skin, man. Someone says they are going to find your dorm and look for a fight? Just exercising their 1st Amendment rights. All this outrage over such minor racism is crazy...
Clyde's answer was much more helpful. Online or offline, threats are not cool, and are probably empty, but should be taken seriously. Your emotional sarcasm is duly noted, and not very helpful to the conversation.
Clyde's answer was much more helpful. Online or offline, threats are not cool, and are probably empty, but should be taken seriously. Your emotional sarcasm is duly noted, and not very helpful to the conversation.

 

Your cynical tolerance of "minor racism" is fantastic. Or duly noted. Whatever...

@miesh_b: What's happening at #Mizzou is TERRORISM. We all know this threat isn't being taken seriously because it's directed towards black bodies.

@bijancbayne: .@miesh_b @AdamPNewman89 Some journos are bored by this, but quite vocal about their own safety. No one threatened to shoot them.

Your cynical tolerance of "minor racism" is fantastic. Or duly noted. Whatever...
Thank you for your concerns.

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