In_The_662
Deeeeep In The Delta.....
Don't know what in the world was going through her mind when she sent this in a PV sweater 
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Why not expel her? There have been other students expelled from their institution for similar actions.Goodness gracious. What was she thinking? Social media is the new mechanism that promotes transparency. I do not think this is the time to expel her though. She needs rehab & obviously education smh.
Why not expel her? There have been other students expelled from their institution for similar actions.
DON'T SEND!Don't know what in the world was going through her mind when she sent this in a PV sweater
Why not expel her? There have been other students expelled from their institution for similar actions.
I had a crab brother who was dismissed from the Marching Storm because he was caught smoking in uniform after the SFC. Why? Because he was representing the University and could've drawn negative attention. This girl apparently has made other comments on social media prior to the black face incident so this follows a pattern as far as I'm concerned. Non-Blacks have attended PV for decades and there are multiple Hispanic and/or multi-cultural fraternities/sororities/organizations on campus. They have no problems fitting in and respecting PV's campus life and culture.
There are certain allowances that many Blacks tend to give when non-Blacks get themselves in trouble. They can't self-destruct without us trying to cape for them. Suddenly everything becomes a "teachable moment" or we are pressured to forgive. Some even go farther and dismiss or go off on tangents placing the blame on other Blacks (ie we can't discuss police brutality without one of us talking about black on black crime). Lets be real, some Blacks gain a sense of validation when non-Blacks are a part of our institutions so tolerance and understanding is almost always granted without hesitation. I've seen so many excuses and OPINIONS as to why she did what she did all the while ignoring the only FACT that's staring right at us. Sometimes it is what it is. Should she be forgiven? Yes. Should the University continue to subsidize her education and grant her the privilege of representing PV? Hell no
I had a crab brother who was dismissed from the Marching Storm because he was caught smoking in uniform after the SFC. Why? Because he was representing the University and could've drawn negative attention. This girl apparently has made other comments on social media prior to the black face incident so this follows a pattern as far as I'm concerned. Non-Blacks have attended PV for decades and there are multiple Hispanic and/or multi-cultural fraternities/sororities/organizations on campus. They have no problems fitting in and respecting PV's campus life and culture.
There are certain allowances that many Blacks tend to give when non-Blacks get themselves in trouble. They can't self-destruct without us trying to cape for them. Suddenly everything becomes a "teachable moment" or we are pressured to forgive. Some even go farther and dismiss or go off on tangents placing the blame on other Blacks (ie we can't discuss police brutality without one of us talking about black on black crime). Lets be real, some Blacks gain a sense of validation when non-Blacks are a part of our institutions so tolerance and understanding is almost always granted without hesitation. I've seen so many excuses and OPINIONS as to why she did what she did all the while ignoring the only FACT that's staring right at us. Sometimes it is what it is. Should she be forgiven? Yes. Should the University continue to subsidize her education and grant her the privilege of representing PV? Hell no
So I was minding my own business announcing the PV/Valley soccer game and guess who was played today? Miss Blackface herself lol