Summary

Women across Detroit and other U.S. locations, including Virginia and universities in Alabama and South Carolina, have reported receiving racist text messages instructing them to “pick cotton at the nearest plantation.”

The messages, which include threats and references to white supremacist groups, have raised concerns among recipients.

FOX 2 Detroit received multiple reports from affected women, with similar cases reported by news outlets in Atlanta and Virginia.

The source and motive behind these messages remain unclear, with some online speculation suggesting possible foreign interference aimed at sowing division in the U.S.

  • @Carmakazi
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    294 hours ago

    There is always a path towards peace.

    I’ll try to be polite and simply say this is incredibly naive and ignorant of human history.

    admit it may be unclear to me in the present moment but I’ll be searching for it in the coming years.

    You do that, while the Kansas National Guard is busy doorkicking for Latinos in New York.

    • @meco03211
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      34 hours ago

      while the Kansas National Guard is busy doorkicking for Latinos in New York.

      … dafuq?

      • @Carmakazi
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        204 hours ago

        Project 2025 specifically mentions deputizing national guard units from red states to enforce their immigration law nationwide, specifically in blue states where the local LEOs and leadership there are likely to be less cooperative.

        • @[email protected]
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          14 minutes ago

          Couldn’t the blue states then activate their respective National Guard units to prevent this?

        • @meco03211
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          74 hours ago

          Ahh. I initially read that as if it had already happened. That being in P25 tracks.

    • @[email protected]
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      02 hours ago

      I don’t know why you think this is naive. We might be able to know or actualize the path the peace but that does not mean it isn’t there.

      The present danger doesn’t say anything about what is the most effective way to resist or diffuse this danger. Do you think you have the strength of arms to defeat the US military? Now that I would call naive.