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As American citizens continue to suffer under the brutal White Supremacist dictatorship of Donald Trump, all of us are reaching the point where it’s becoming harder and harder to stand up for People of Color without risking life imprisonment.
However, that’s exactly what a young student attending a popular New York college has done. Determined to shed new light on our government’s hateful and oppressive racial profiling system, the brave woman hit back at her college when she learned about its shocking accusations against an innocent Black man – who did nothing more than walk around campus with a glue gun of peace.
A college sophomore has been praised online after candidly revealing how her white privilege enabled her to run around a campus with a dangerous weapon – while a black student was accused of being a dangerous gunman after carrying a glue gun around the same college.
Colgate University in Hamilton, New York, was in the news earlier this month after going into lockdown for four hours over reports of a gunman on campus.
However, investigators soon found that the panic all came from witnesses mistaking a glue gun for a real firearm – a glue gun that happened to be in the hand of a black student.
Now, the community at the university is questioning whether or not the young man was racially profiled, and one former student has spoken out to candidly illustrate that point with a powerful post about her own white privilege.
Colgate student Jenny Lundt shared a picture of herself the day after the lockdown, posing with one leg up on a chair and a sword held aloft.
In the caption, she wrote: ‘THIS is what white privilege looks like.’
She explained that the photo had been taken one year earlier on the university campus. In fact, she claimed that she had spent the day ‘running around the academic quad with a f****** sharp metal sword.’
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That is the reality of the institutionalized racism in the United States,’ she said. ‘If you think for even a second this wasn’t profiling, ask yourself why this sword is still in my room and has not ONCE made anyone uncomfortable. No one has EVER called the police on me.’
Jenny Lundt: The reincarnation of Joan of Arc?
Unsurprisingly, bitter White Supremacists with small penises responded to Jenny’s heroic exposé of campus discrimination with bigotry and indignation:
“Of course the Black man with the glue gun caused more alarm than the White woman with the sword,” said an official Trump spokesman when questioned about the event. “Niggers are more dangerous than Whites, men are more dangerous than women, and guns are more dangerous than swords. Send that attention-seeking bitch back to the kitchen and tell her to stop wasting everyone’s time.”
Even after the police kicked in Jenny’s door and forcibly escorted her to the nearest kitchen, however, brave people continued to support her anti-establishment message online:
‘I am a 54 year old grandfather of two little girls. Because of young people like you, I have hopes that the world they grow up in will be a better place. Keep fighting the good fight!’ wrote one user. ‘You are my new hero.’
Another added: ‘Thank you for your words; your use of the privilege you are afforded to speak up is appreciated.’
Still, it remains tragic that the neo-Nazi authorities assumed that the innocent Black man was carrying a real gun instead of a glue gun.
After all, this is a glue gun:
And this is a real gun:
Anyone with an ounce of intelligence would understand that when a gentleman of color walks around with a gun in his hand, he is not a necessarily a threat – because some guns shoot glue, not bullets.
Yet racists refuse to understand this fact, because they only see what they want to see.
Thank God that people like Jenny Lundt, who are willing to take risks to defend our most cherished liberties, still exist in a world consumed by skin-hatred.
The next time a Black man pulls a gun at you, inspect the gun closely – it could be a glue gun, and you’ll be committing a hate crime by assuming you were in danger.
