Dear Black People, (Hey)
This is why we have to continue to be very cautious around these 20th century Karen's that fully comprehend their actions and the power of their white tears.
This is why we have to continue to be very cautious around these 20th century Karen's that fully comprehend their actions and the power of their white tears.
Michelle Bishop (white lady) is out at night for a stroll around the neighborhood with her little ones. She claims that she thought someone was following her so she immediately rushed to the first house she saw to pretend like it was her own house. Why didn't she run to another house? Why did she pick that house? She, rang the doorbell. A black man pulled up to the house, which was his house. She asked him if he lived in the house. The black man replied yes. Then she tells him that she doesn't believe him. She did not believe that the man was the owner of the house. Probably because the man was black. Bishop runs off screaming like a crazy lady, "help, help" as if someone is doing something to her. Bishop could have gotten that black man killed. This incident would have been deadly if the man and his family did not have surveillance cameras. Bishop comes back with her husband to tell the family she is sorry but the nerve of it all is certainly not surprising to black folks. Gurrrrl bye!
I agree with this young woman. Everyone knows the new families or people that move into their neighborhood. We all know. Especially if it is a predominantly yt (white) community and black folks move in. Bishop was well aware of what she was doing. They not like us.
I agree with this young woman. Everyone knows the new families or people that move into their neighborhood. We all know. Especially if it is a predominantly yt (white) community and black folks move in. Bishop was well aware of what she was doing. They not like us.
Happy Black History Monday!
