KPIX CBS SF Video Protects SF White Man From News He Committed Hate Crime To Asian Woman In San Jose
KPIX CBS SF Video Protects SF White Man From News He Committed Hate Crime To Asian Woman In San Jose - Video
KPIX CBS SF Video Protects SF White Man From News He Committed Hate Crime To Asian Woman In San Jose The real story KPIX CBS SF Channel Five told was that a homeless white man from San Francisco was in San Jose at the Caltrain Station, where he grabbed and dragged a young Filipino woman by the hair, yelling racist comments about her as an Asian woman. The overall charge was sexual assault, with a hate crime charge tacked on. But the KPIX YouTube video title did not tell you the man was white or that he was also suspected of a hate crime. The KPIX video also went on to build a sympathetic story for the suspect, explaining not only that he was homeless, but that he had a history of mental problems. If he were black, there's no past evidence to indicate KPIX would give him such a pass. That KPIX has done this is an outrage for a large news organization. It is clear that there are people in the media who are determined to make the problem of hate crimes look like something done by black men, and not white men or women. In the case of the spate of Oakland hate crimes, Nightline on ABC was accused of trying to do this by viewers of Zennie62Media content. They tipped off this vlogger to the problem. The real story at OaklandNewsNow.com https://ift.tt/30TgIHr Stay tuned
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KPIX CBS SF Video Protects SF White Man From News He Committed Hate Crime To Asian Woman In San Jose The real story KPIX CBS SF Channel Five told was that a homeless white man from San Francisco was in San Jose at the Caltrain Station, where he grabbed and dragged a young Filipino woman by the hair, yelling racist comments about her as an Asian woman. The overall charge was sexual assault, with a hate crime charge tacked on. But the KPIX YouTube video title did not tell you the man was white or that he was also suspected of a hate crime. The KPIX video also went on to build a sympathetic story for the suspect, explaining not only that he was homeless, but that he had a history of mental problems. If he were black, there's no past evidence to indicate KPIX would give him such a pass. That KPIX has done this is an outrage for a large news organization. It is clear that there are people in the media who are determined to make the problem of hate crimes look like something done by black men, and not white men or women. In the case of the spate of Oakland hate crimes, Nightline on ABC was accused of trying to do this by viewers of Zennie62Media content. They tipped off this vlogger to the problem. The real story at OaklandNewsNow.com https://ift.tt/30TgIHr Stay tuned
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https://youtu.be/nkPTM1iwDbw
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