Brigham Young University (BYU), a private religious university in Provo, Utah, was at the center of yet-another racism hoax on a college campus. The university, which is operated by the Church of Jesus Christ of…
Topic: race hoax
Professor resigns after admitting she faked black heritage
Soon after admitting she faked her identity as a black woman, George Washington University assistant professor Jessica Krug resigned. Her resignation from the GWU’s history department was effective immediately and her classes will be picked…
Another Race Hoax, This Time at Kansas State University
A Kansas State University student claimed someone left a racist note on his apartment door, but when the police investigated, the culprit was the alleged victim!
Police Report Appears to Differ from Portland State University Student Racism Claim
A police report appears to call into question a Portland State University student’s claims of racism from a food cart co-owner.
Race Hoax at Kansas State Spurs Black Student Union to Call for Criminal Charges
Black Student Union called for criminal charges to be filed against a race hoaxer after the county police did not file charges.
Racist Note, which Sparked Protests at St. Olaf College, was a Hoax
The racist note that sparked protests at St. Olaf College was indeed a hoax after all.
Non-Student Created ‘No Black People Allowed’ Sign at USC
A race hoax took place at USC, where a non-student put up a sign that read, “No Black People Allowed.” The irony is that the person is African-American.
Rachel Dolezal, the ‘trans-racial’ former professor, is still Unemployed
Rachel Dolezal made headlines when it was discovered that she had been identifying as a black woman for years, when she was born as a white woman. She was let go from her job at…
Western Kentucky Assistant Dean Claims Someone Slipped Her a Racist Note
Is this a race hoax, or isn’t it? Read this from the College Fix: Get the “hate crime hoax snoopers” ready: Assistant Dean Michelle Jones of Western Kentucky University claims a note was slipped under her…
Former Black Student Group Leader Sentenced to 90 Days in Jail for Posting Twitter Messages to Black Students
The Kean University graduate and former leader of the Pan African Student Union, Kayla McKelvey, was sentenced to 90 days in jail in a plea deal. The judge was unhappy with it, saying that her actions could’ve created a “tinder box” and unstable situation.