Last week, a 6th grade Negro girl claimed three, white, male students assaulted her, called her hair "ugly" and "nappy" while they pinned her down, and cut her dreadlocks during recess.
School administrators condemned it. Police investigated it. NAACP demanded discipline. It made national news. Leftists immediately pounced on this as narrative confirmation of America as an evil, racist country, and the Trump administration can in some way be blamed for incidents of hate.
The only problem is it's fake. It never happened. She lied. And it just so happened to be concocted at a private Christian school where Vice President Pence’s wife, Karen Pence, teaches art part time. Pure coincidence.
A disappointed WaPo published yesterday: Virginia sixth-grader now says she falsely accused classmates of cutting her hair
"The sixth-grade girl at a private Virginia school who accused three classmates last week of forcibly cutting her hair now says the allegations were false, according to statements from the girl’s family and the principal at Immanuel Christian School in Springfield. School officials met with the girl and her family Monday morning before releasing the statement.No word, yet, if the girl will be charged with filing a false police report or expelled from this private Christian school with its $11,500/yr. tuition.
The 12-year-old, who is African American, said three white male students held her down in a school playground a week ago during recess, covered her mouth, called her insulting names and used scissors to cut her hair.
The grandparents of the girl, who are her legal guardians, released an apology Monday.
“To those young boys and their parents, we sincerely apologize for the pain and anxiety these allegations have caused,” the grandparents wrote in a statement sent to The Washington Post by the school."
"The school’s principal, Stephen Danish, also issued a statement and sent an email to parents and community members.Cautioned against a rush to judgment? These reported fake 'hate' crimes are legion, and are always exposed for what they truly are: Fake. Jussie Smollet can confirm the demand for these ugly crimes far exceeds the supply.
“We can now confirm that the student who accused three of her classmates of assault has acknowledged that the allegations were false. We’re grateful to the Fairfax County Police Department for their diligent work to investigate these allegations,” Danish wrote.
The Fairfax County NAACP issued a statement thanking Fairfax County police for quickly launching an investigation of the alleged incident and the school for “being forthcoming and open” throughout the process.
The civil rights organization acknowledged the sixth-grader’s charge was false but cautioned against a rush to judgment about the validity of allegations of racial violence."
T/y: WhatFingerNews for the linkerage.
