White supremacist propaganda distribution spiked in 2020, the ADL reported last month. Reports of incidents on college campuses dropped as many campuses were closed during the pandemic. But some victims of racist attacks suggest hate may have just moved online as classes did. I Was Very, Very Much in Shock
A Black fraternity at Rutgers University was the victim of a Zoom bombing in February that the FBI is now investigating. The Delta Iota chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha was holding an online Black History Month presentation.
Jamar Sims, the group s vice president, was hosting the event. He joined the video call a few minutes early and saw that people had already joined. He looked over his notes, made sure his presentation slides were in order and then saw that some of the attendees had typed in racist names. Their cameras were all off.
White supremacist propaganda distribution spiked in 2020, the ADL reported last month. Reports of incidents on college campuses dropped as many campuses were closed during the pandemic. But some victims of racist attacks suggest hate may have just moved online as classes did. I Was Very, Very Much in Shock
A Black fraternity at Rutgers University was the victim of a Zoom bombing in February that the FBI is now investigating. The Delta Iota chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha was holding an online Black History Month presentation.
Jamar Sims, the group s vice president, was hosting the event. He joined the video call a few minutes early and saw that people had already joined. He looked over his notes, made sure his presentation slides were in order and then saw that some of the attendees had typed in racist names. Their cameras were all off.
White supremacist propaganda distribution spiked in 2020, the ADL reported last month. Reports of incidents on college campuses dropped as many campuses were closed during the pandemic. But some victims of racist attacks suggest hate may have just moved online as classes did. I Was Very, Very Much in Shock
A Black fraternity at Rutgers University was the victim of a Zoom bombing in February that the FBI is now investigating. The Delta Iota chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha was holding an online Black History Month presentation.
Jamar Sims, the group s vice president, was hosting the event. He joined the video call a few minutes early and saw that people had already joined. He looked over his notes, made sure his presentation slides were in order and then saw that some of the attendees had typed in racist names. Their cameras were all off.
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