I just wish media outlets had made more frequent use of the word "alleged" when describing these "racist incidents". I personally never saw any video or audio proof that any of these students had the n-word yelled at them from passing cars or by drunk students, as they alleged. I guess a police officer says he saw the supposed poop swastika, but why wouldn't he have taken a picture of it. And they have never announced any leads or theories on who put it there (other than racist white person). It just as easily might have been someone looking to inflame the situation even further (not unheard of in cases like this). Are we just supposed to take these aggrieved students at their word that all these slights & incidents did in fact happen? I seem to remember a similar rush to judgement against the Duke lacrosse players a few years ago, and the "gang rape frat" at UVA earlier this year, that turned out to be total fabrications when people took the time to dig a little deeper. Of course, when racism is alleged in America today, you are guilty until proven innocent, and even then, to many people you are still guilty even when you're proven innocent, because you probably would do something like that or say something like that if you didn't think you would get caught, you racist.
