Karen
The latest viral Karen video shows a white woman telling Black people they're "lucky to be" in the U.S. and not in "a dust pool in Africa."
She was promptly confronted by a Black man.
A series of "Karen" videos showing women weaponizing their whiteness against Black people underscore why racial profiling stories still matter so much.
The latest viral "Karen" video was recorded in a Walmart and shows a white woman worker falsely accusing Black customers of having "drug money" and treating the store like a "playground."
A video shows a Karen using racial slurs against Black women after getting beat up over her racial attacks.
Janee Jewell Plummer was arrested in Portland after punching a Black security guard who tried to stop her from shoplifting.
A white woman named Jeanne Umana, of Santa Barbara, California, was arrested and charged after she was caught in a "Karen" video racially harassing Luis Cervantes.
Rep. Virginia Foxx had her "Karen" moment.
Connecticut Karen couple Robert Shaw and Sherri Bourgeois-Williams of Middletown, Connecticut, were arrested after a video showed them harassing Puerto Rican landscaper Jose Martin.
Brianna Pinnix, a white woman dubbed "Train Karen," was fired after a video showing her harassing "German" passengers with a xenophobic rant went viral.
A "Karen" video shows a woman pretending to cry while calling the cops on Alonzo Harmon, a Black man, because he was working as an HVAC technician.
In an apparent trend, the newspaper extended sympathy for another violent white woman.
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