Long before Americans knew not to trust legacy media, three innocent college athletes were tried in the court of public opinion.
Racial disinformation, Critical Race Theory (CRT), and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) have become increasingly prevalent due to the role the media has played in permeating these racist ideologies into everyday life. It has become a common term. But when exotic dancer Crystal Mangum accused three Duke University lacrosse players of gang rape in 2006, Americans had little reason to mistrust the media storm surrounding the case. Ta.
After 18 years, the accuser of the Duke University lacrosse rape hoax has finally admitted it was all a lie.
Forgetting that the media spread “outrageous lies” simply because those lies fit their preferred narrative about race in America, or because unscrupulous prosecutors covered up innocence. Don't… pic.twitter.com/CrfBTjiHMf
— Nick Pope (@realnickpope) December 13, 2024
David Evans, Colin Finnerty, and Reed Seligman painted these young men as privileged white male athletes who were accused of brutally raping a black woman, creating a media storm that engulfed all media outlets. got caught up in Collection of professors at Duke University, called The Group of 88 used media coverage to further promote racial fabrication. advertisement The university newspaper called the allegations a “social disaster.” One professor said: in the letter To the university office. (Luke: Caitlin Clark could have been a hero – instead she bent the knee to racist bullies)
“How do Duke University residents respond to such a national embarrassment from under the cloud of a ‘culture of silence’ that seeks to protect violence by white, male, athletes? Culture clearly prevents all university citizens from even investigating known facts. What did Duke University and its leaders do to address this horrific racist incident that allegedly occurred on university property and in the presence of members of its athletic teams? How can we begin to answer this important question?'' he wrote.
“[W]Are there black women here who have been scarred for life by their violence and loud witnesses? Will she be able to sleep well again? ”
There were 88 Duke University professors who signed a declaration condemning these lacrosse players. who were they? Links follow. https://t.co/C1ioUg6qYO
— Gavan Tredoux (@gtredoux) December 13, 2024
“For every coach who makes commercials for Chevrolet and American Express, every sports director who makes Miss Ophelia-esque “absolutely awful'' statements, every highly paid high-level executive, how many more people of color are accused of violence? Must we become victims of white male sports privilege? How many spokesmen are there who are at least partly to keep us safe, and who are supposed to condemn the unscrupulous instead of praising Caesar? ” he added.
At night, the media aired specials and exclusives about “racist white” lacrosse players who allegedly committed brutality against innocent black women. These young men lived in a terrifying time loop of character assassination until the prosecution's case collapsed and they were ultimately found not guilty at trial.
Since Duke Lacrosse is a hot topic…
It is important to remember that only one person will defend them in public at the time…
Do you recognize this former Duke University student? pic.twitter.com/7ZYVP4oWkW
— Kevin Smith (@kevin_smith45) December 13, 2024
But nothing has changed in the 18 years since this race/rape hoax captivated a ratings-starved media demographic. Americans cheered cities ablaze with George Floyd riots, touted Jussie Smollett's “This is MAGA country” assault, and just last month Americans voted to elect Donald Trump. I saw him denounce racism and sexism. (ROOKE: Left-wing magazine defends dangerous solution to military conscription problem)
In fact, Evans, Finnerty, and Seligman were lucky to be able to fight the charges in 2006 rather than now. With the media's over-hyping of racial tensions, it's hard to imagine an acquittal in court in 2024.
Mangum, who is currently in prison for the murder of her boyfriend, made the admissions in court. thursday interview He claimed on the podcast “Let's Talk with Kat” that she lied about what happened. She insisted she wanted validation from an outside source.
Will we hear an apology from the Duke University professors who vilified these three young men as violent white racists? Or from the media class that painted them in the same light?
Of course not. They will never have to answer for tearing this country down along racial lines and assassinating the character of innocent people because the media is broken. It aims to advance left-wing causes, and anything that might undermine that aim is ignored or ignored.
