University of South Carolina Student Mocks Black History Month With Blackface Snapchat

Today is Feb 1st, that means it’s a initial day of Black History Month — a month where Black people get a WHOLE 28 DAYS to applaud a story and a accomplishments of a people.

To commemorate BHM, Madeline Maynor, a white University of South Carolina student, motionless to paint her face black and post a Snapchat, featuring a “Young, Black Proud” picture overlay/filter … presumably as a “joke.”

A print of a picture has been common on Facebook and is in a routine of going viral:

“A tyro during a University of South Carolina took it on herself to put on blackface and make a hoax of black people and Black History Month. we never pronounce on it most though there is so most injustice and taste that goes on during USC and this is not a initial incident,” associate USC (South Carolina) tyro Whitney Washington wrote in a Facebook post.

“THIS is because it’s critical and positively NECESSARY to applaud black History Month. It is a jubilee of all of a accomplishments and a struggles we have overcome to improved ourselves in this world. However, stupidity is still existent.This lady is an EMBARRASSMENT and we wish a university deals with her accordingly.”

Unfortunately, this is not a initial time a college tyro has common an picture of themselves wearing blackface.

Paige Shoemaker, a former Kansas State University (KSU) student, went viral on amicable media for posting a Snapchat of her wearing blackface with a crony along with a heading “Feels good to finally be a ni**a.”

Brooke Merino, a Prairie View AM soccer actor also landed herself in prohibited H2O for posing on Snapchat with her face lonesome in black fasten and a heading “When we only tryna fit in during your HBCU.”

And a organisation of 4 white students during University of North Dakota (UND) posted a Snapchat of themselves in blackface with a difference “Black lives matter” created on a post. That same propagandize had left viral for posting a extremist Snapchat reading “locked a black dog out.”

University of South Carolina (USC) has not responded to this latest occurrence involving their possess student, Madeline Maynor, though we will let we know if/when they do.

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