'At some point you have to confront it:' The state of hate in Wisconsin's workplaces, homes and public places
A warning: some of the content is graphic and may be disturbing. When a Black woman in Grant County reached out to Dustin Wetzel in January to tell him to “watch his mouth” after she said he used a racial slur on Facebook, the two at first exchanged angry words over text. Then came the voice messages. “Don’t make me get that whip and tie you to a m—f— tree, just like they used to do to your ancestors,” a message recorded by police said. The messages went on for four minutes, laced with profanity and obscene threats of assault and death. “I’m going to go to your momma’s hou...
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