‘Will Start Murdering’: South Carolina Man Sent Death Threats to Minnesota Prosecutors After White Woman Charged for Calling Black Boy a Racial Slur

A South Carolina man has been charged after authorities say he admitted to sending death threats to a Minnesota prosecutor’s office that filed charges against Shiloh Hendrix, the woman who went viral after being caught on camera hurling racial slurs at a Black child on a playground. Hendrix was recorded in April calling a 5-year-old Black child with autism the N-word multiple times after she alleged that he stole applesauce pouches out of her child’s diaper bag. Video screenshots show a woman amid a racist outburst at a Minnesota park. (Photos: X/@iamalmostlegend) Hendrix justified her use of the slur by saying she can call the boy the N-word if “that’s what he’s gonna act like.” Footage of the incident went viral online, triggering widespread backlash across the country. What furthered controversy surrounding Hendrix was when she launched a GiveSendGo campaign after the incident, which raised more than $800,000 from supporters. Feel Privileged Enough’: White Tuskegee Football Player Shoves Black Alabama State Band Member and Flips Crowd Off in Viral Video Leaders of the NAACP branch in Rochester, Minnesota, called for Hendrix’s arrest and launched a fundraiser for the boy who was targeted, which raised nearly $350,000. It took four months...