White woman shouts racial slurs and threatens to call police as family moves into new home

[SouthernCal_Dem]

A white woman was caught on video using racial slurs to attack a family as they were moving into their new home. A video of the incident, which was said to have occurred in Michigan, was shared on Twitter over the weekend.

In the video, the white woman accuses her new neighbors of breaking the law by moving into their home after dark. “You’ve been screaming since what time?” the woman complains. “You just moved in.”

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“You all are n****rs makings a scene!” the white woman exclaims.

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“N****rs waking me up at 3:30!” the white woman says. “I’ve got a phone too. I’m using it to call the cops.”

The woman was identified on social media as Jessica Evans.

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https://www.rawstory.com/2020/06/watch-white-woman-shouts-racial-slurs-and-threatens-to-call-police-as-family-moves-into-new-home/

[LakeArenal]

1. One of the reasons to knock on the door before you buy a house.

Please identify her. She needs to find out what she is to the real world.

[brush]

2. Get busy, twitter and doxx this biatch.

[Mosby]

12. They did, she's an ex drug addict who lives on welfare.

[TheBlackAdder]

27. And identifies herself as "Hard Right"

[gulliver]

3. This is why all Republicans need to be voted out of every office in November

Right down to the dogcatcher.

[Alex4Martinez]

4. Trump has effectively given license to racists to fly their flags and spew their hatred...

Hatred that has been there all along.

[pnwest]

5. Sorry, but I'd be a raging Karen (minus

the racial slurs) if my neighbors were moving in and woke me up at 3:30 am, too. That’s just not cool.

[SouthernCal_Dem]

6. Did you see the video?

She used the n-word more than any other word.

An obvious racist.

[pnwest]

24. Did you read my comment? I said, "minus the racial slurs". nt

[StarfishSaver]

34. If you "minus the racial slurs," none of this would have happened

[panader0]

40. Did they have a rental truck? If so, they may have needed to return it that morning.

The neighborly thing to do would be to make a pot of coffee and help them
carry boxes. So you lose a bit of sleep. She burnt the bridge between them in the
first meeting.

[tavernier]

9. I have to agree.

I would definitely be calling somebody if there were people moving in next to me at 3 AM and apparently making a lot of noise while doing so.

This only proves that there are horrible racist people and that there are horrible inconsiderate people. I wouldn’t want to live next to any of them.

[EffieBlack]

10. "Minus the racial slurs" is a pretty huge exception

The racial slurs were the whole point of showing this video.

[TeamPooka]

15. Some folks have work schedules that mean they have top do things not on your schedule

Sorry for the inconvenience.

[gollygee]

33. It isn't illegal to move in at 3:30 am

And she was the one making the noise.

And the racial slur is the issue. If she'd come out and said, "Welcome, new neighbors! I'm still trying to sleep - do you mind keeping the noise down a little?" things might have gone differently. But there are no laws about when people can move in, and she claimed it's illegal and threatened to call the cops, and she used a racial slur over and over again.

I understand being uncomfortable and all, but we don't need to call the police over being uncomfortable.

[Drunken Irishman]

44. Kinda weird you automatically believe the words of someone who's throwing around the n-word...

How bizarre.

In fact, the person states they had moved in four days prior in a different tweet. They weren't moving in at that hour.

Of course, had you not quickly decided to side with the woman throwing around the n-word, and stepped back and asked if they were moving in at that hour, maybe you wouldn't have come across believing the words of someone who is clearly not right in the head.

[Demsrule86]

55. The racial slurs are the point.

[doc03]

7. Who moves at 330 AM? I would be upset myself but wouldn't be

calling them n---s.

[WhiskeyGrinder]

8. According to the person who shot the video, it was shot at 6 a.m. and she had moved in four days

before.

[missingthebigdog]

11. People who rent a Uhaul

Local truck rental is by the day; you rent as early as you can and the truck has to be back the next morning.

Around here, at the end of the month, you can’t even rent a truck unless you agree to return it the same day.

[marybourg]

13. Since, fortunately, people only move in once,

the sensible response would be to put a pillow over your head and try to go back to sleep. And not bring them a casserole.

[EffieBlack]

14. "Aside from the part where she repeatedly yells 'N!GG3R!' I'm totally down with the racist"

Not a good look

[cagefreesoylentgreen]

17. Me

I used to work a graveyard shift so I was up and wide awake at those hours. But when I moved last year I only took small boxes I could carry, and saved moving the furniture and other heavy things for later in the day.

I was also moving to a single family home. I admit moving at graveyard hours in an apartment or condo complex at those hours is pretty inconsiderate though. That doesn’t appear to be the case here judging by the neighborhood.

Plus, I’m in Las Vegas. If you’re going to move house during the summer, 2AM is the time to do it.

[TheBlackAdder]

29. Unforeseen events happen during moves and they always take longer than expected.

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There are probably dozens of things that wake us up each and every year, and this is a one-time event.

Best would be to go over there, introduce yourself and offer to lend a hand.

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[gollygee]

35. People moving a long distance who made better time than they expected.

There could be a lot of reasons. People get uncomfortable, and yes it's disappointing to get woken up, but that's no excuse for racial slurs or threatening to call the police. People move in once. It's a one-time thing.

Edit: it sounds like they might be annoying neighbors but that doesn't make using that language acceptable. Go over and talk to them during the day or something.

[haele]

42. I have. Keys had to be turned in the next day and I needed to clean.

So, I was moving about fifty smaller boxes from one apartment 15 miles away from the new house in a small car by myself between 8pm and 4am on a Thursday.night. Took Friday off to clean and dropped the keys off at the property manager that afternoon, dog tired and barely coherent.
I tried to be as quiet as possible, but still, I probably annoyed most of my former neighbors.

But at least back then, people weren't so emotionally threatened being seen practicing political correctness and we're willing to put up with being inconvenienced by a neighbor who was moving. After all, they knew they could be doing the same a few months later, and treated me with the same respect they would have wanted.

Haele

[Drunken Irishman]

45. Really interesting how you're so quick to believe the words of someone who uses the n-word.

[uponit7771]

59. Not everyone is privilaged to move in during non sleep hours

[Phoenix61]

16. Question

What if they have been raising hell every night since they moved in a week ago? I get she’s a right-winger and calling anyone the n-word,white or black, is racist. Should she have called the cops on them for noise ordinance violation?

[EffieBlack]

21. What if she's the Grand Wizard of the local KKK who said any black people moving in would be lynched

Should they have moved in at night to try to keep her from murdering them?

Since we’re doing hypotheticals, you know.

[Phoenix61]

23. It was a serious question. How would you

handle it? The people moving in are white.

[cwydro]

28. ...

[Voltaire2]

83. What if the Karen is a crisis actor paid to get

white people to post ridiculous hypotheticals to justify her obvious blatant racism?

[gollygee]

36. Irrelevant

because they just moved in.

[LanternWaste]

49. Quetion

What if they have been polite, civil and without fault every night since they moved in a week ago? Is the neighbor still a tool?

Since we're pretending and all...




But I get it... we often have to throw the worst possible implications possible onto the story to better validate our own biases.

[Phoenix61]

51. She said they have kept her up every night

since they moved in. That’s not my bias. That’s what she said. So, what would you do?

[Demsrule86]

58. Personally I take the excuses of a woman who yell's the 'N" word with a grain of salt...having Black

neighbors probably keeps the old racist up.

[Phoenix61]

78. The neighbors she was yelling at aren't black.

Just as bad either way.

[Demsrule86]

86. Using the word at all...obviously she considered it a terrible insult.

[StarfishSaver]

68. And you assume the woman yelling racial slurs is telling the truth

And even if she is, her behavior is justified.

It seems like only yesterday - because it was - that people here attacked a black man for harrasment and even said he should have been arrested because he simply FOLLOWED a white woman home after she flipped him off and called him "nigg-r."

Apparently, for some people on DU, being awakened by someone moving in the middle of the night is justification for being harangued and called racial slurs but someone being harangued and called racial slurs should just shut up and go home and if they don't, that's justification for someone to cower, fall out in their driveway and claim they're being assaulted.

[Phoenix61]

77. I specifically said what she said was wrong.

I asked a question.

[Demsrule86]

65. What if she is lying...very likely...her neighbors sure didn't back her up.

[Phoenix61]

66. Her neighbors didn't say anything one way

or the other about when they moved in.

[Demsrule86]

87. Exactly...

[mcar]

79. What are you talking about?

[Maru Kitteh]

19. quit clutching your tits and put a bra on if you're so worried about them

being seen under the ugliest fucking pajamas they had at WalMart, lady.

[blogslut]

31. sit next to me

[Maru Kitteh]

37. Lol. Proud to.

[Judi Lynn]

43. If she'd had the foresight, discipline to put it on before leaving she wouldn't have had to worry

about looking like a storm at sea as she walked.

As you notice, as she gathered up her butt and flounced back toward her house, only then could she lower her arms, since no one could see her from the front.

[StarfishSaver]

47. This is priceless!

"looking like a storm at sea" ...

"gathered up her butt and flounced back toward her house"

You certainly have a way with words!

[Judi Lynn]

48. If you can describe something like that maybe it won't haunt your nightmares later on!

Like putting a bell on a rowdy cat.

[Tipperary]

20. Michigan.

Lol.

[gollygee]

38. Yes, this kind of thing absolutely happens here

Not just the south, folks.

[StarfishSaver]

22. And sure as day follows night, folk jump in to defend the racist white woman victimized

by people moving in at night.

Wow.

[Kashkakat v.2.0]

26. As sure as night follows day - people read in unintended meanings. Ill just start a separate thread

so there's no confusion. Really would appreciate a constructive discussion on how to handle certain urban situations given the new (TO SOME OF US!!!!!) reality. Of course lady yelling n word repeatedly in jammies is racist, inexcusable. Thought it went without saying.

[PTWB]

30. Give them a few weeks to settle in and see if they quiet down.

If they become a nuisance, report their activities to the police or the HOA (if you’re lucky enough to have one). Keep it civil and anonymous.

[Tipperary]

32. Dude, read the article.

It was white people moving in.

[StarfishSaver]

46. Oh.

So the woman yelling "N-gg--rs!" at them wasn't racist?

My bad.



P.S. I'm not a Dude.

[Tipperary]

54. So black people yelling that word are not racist?

Do you need me to include clips?

[StarfishSaver]

56. What does some random clips of black people saying the word have to do with this woman?

Never mind. I forgot who I was conversing with ...

[Tipperary]

57. Ha.

Give up. We see you.

[uponit7771]

61. You're stepping in it, you know that right? Please listen to what's being said and how

[Tipperary]

62. How ya doin?

Electric grid down yet?

[uponit7771]

69. side eye ad homs are a indication of a weak position. Oh and NERC sent out its warning cause of CV19

... with an added consequence than my OP months ago.

Yeah, ... listen to the "been there's" not the know it alls k?

[Tipperary]

71. Oh dear.

No comment on the grammar.

[uponit7771]

80. "... and then they grammar check you ..."

[gollygee]

84. While you're researching in-group and out-group language

save some time to look up linguistic oppression.

[uponit7771]

85. Oh, yeah ... you're ethered on NERC warnings cause you know I was early.

[LanternWaste]

50. Riiiight. It's a racist word only when directed at African Americans.

I think your Freudian slip is showing again.

[gollygee]

60. Have you ever learned about in-language and out-language

Language used within a group can communicate something different than language used from someone outside of that group. If someone within that group uses that word, they are communicating that the are part of the same community and have both lived under the same conditions. A white person isn't communicating that they are part of the same community when they use that word.

Read a book or something.

[uponit7771]

63. THANK YOU !!! The words are even pronounced different

[Tipperary]

70. Oh please.

You want that word to go away? Stop using it. It is a hateful and hate filled word, and I could post numerous clips of that. This word should be eradicated and not used as a name for a friend. Yuck.

[Demsrule86]

73. I would suggest you not do that on this site.

[uponit7771]

75. No I don't as a part of the out-group I want us to use words the way we want and not the way in

... group entitled assholes want us to.

The entitled in-group assholes can go fuck themselves

[StarfishSaver]

76. "It's not fair that YOU get to say it but WE can't!"

[uponit7771]

81. IKR !?!?! Do these people show up all the time or is the BLM protest bringin something out in folk?

[Demsrule86]

67. You can't be serious.

[Voltaire2]

89. The poster is engaged in a classic hole digging exercise.

[Demsrule86]

91. Keep digging?

[Judi Lynn]

41. One never expects to see them at a site designed for democrats, progressives, liberals.

Really odd seeing conspicuous racists insisting they are progressive, isn't it?

Clusters of them stomp their way here, always making sure they get a kick in for the hate-fueled racists before attracting too much personal attention.

[LanternWaste]

52. Gotta agree... it's a little game for little minds

to play "Let's Rationalize The Racism as Something Else..."

Once or twice maybe simply poor wording, but when done with such consistency in post after post, the obvious patterns become simply too hard to deny.

[Demsrule86]

72. Judy, I have to admit to be shocked by some on this thread...horrified.

Do they hear themselves? I would not expect this site to have such members ...some have used racist memes to excuse the use of the ' N' word by a racist white woman.

[Tipperary]

74. Nice personal attack.

Gotcha.

[EffieBlack]

92. Are you a "conspicuous hate-filled racist"? No? Then s/he wasn't attacking you

And anyone who DOES fit that description doesn’t need to be on DU and, if they are, they SHOULD be attacked.

[mcar]

82. I shouldn't be surprised

but I always am.

I've been here since early 2002. Nothing should surprise me by now.

[Demsrule86]

64. Not me...I would never used that word nor excuse it. I think my oldest smart ass brother tried it

once...ate a bar of Dial soap. She is a racist. pure and simple. I might be irritable if I was awakened but honestly, I would probably put the TV on and ignore it...one thing I do know if I complained there would be no 'N' word...there is never an excuse for such racist language.

[Blasphemer]

88. This discussion reminds me of debates about Lea Michele's behavior...

For those unfamiliar with her, she is an actress (most known for the TV show "Glee" ). It is well known in Hollywood (and she does not dispute this part) that she is a horrible person, who belittles, hazes, and generally mistreats her coworkers in very brutal ways. Several Black former co-workers called out behaviors that were aimed at them. One actress "defended" Lea Michele by saying that she's not racist, just horrible to everyone. I think the truth of the matter is that even though she was generally a miserable human being, she likely took out her ire most severely on those who were the most powerless. It's just one manifestation of internalized racism and white supremacy.

In this case, you have a White woman attacking White neighbors using racial slurs. Why? She was upset and inconvenienced in some way and her first instinct was to blame Black people, even though no one involved (as far as we know) was Black. Whatever anger lives inside of her becomes directed toward those most oppressed by society, even where they are utterly blameless. Indeed, the racial hierarchy was created so that Black people would bear the brunt of all social ills. If the world is such that someone must suffer, let's make sure it is people who are not like us. This woman's suffering upended the norms of racial contract. She's not supposed to be suffering, after all. Suffering is for "them." This is why, for me, the Karen phenomenon is not just about the overtly racist Karens. It's about privilege and white supremacy in its many forms. It doesn't matter that this woman was inconvenienced, it doesn't even matter what the race of her targets was (though, I'm sure her reaction would have been much worse if they were Black). What matters is the "why" of her behavior. That's where the work we must do as a society lives.

[delisen]

90. Hmmm nt