Ohio Jury Delivers $11 Million Verdict Against Oberlin College
8th June 2019
In November 2016, Jonathan Aladin, a black student at Oberlin College, was caught shoplifting at Gibson’s Bakery near the campus of the elite private school, and two other black Oberlin students, Endia Lawrence and Cecelia Whettstone, were charged with attacking one of the bakery owners who tried to apprehend the thief.
People of Color behaving badly — what are the odds?
Activists with the #BlackLivesMatter movement at Oberlin accused the bakery owners of racism, and college officials promoted this false accusation. The three students pleaded guilty and, in November 2017, Gibson’s sued Oberlin, accusing the college of “libel, slander, interference with business relationships, interference with contracts, deceptive trade practices, intentional infliction of emotional distress, negligent hiring, and trespass.”
One of the deleterious effects of the ‘black people are all victims’ narrative is that it encourages teenage black thugs to steal from white people whenever they feel like it because, hey, they’re entitled to ‘reparations’.