Another incident has occurred in regards to college students mocking the BLM movement, and black culture in general. University of North Dakota Caucasian students are shown in robes, and clay masks, with the caption, "Black Lives Matter," over the photo. The photo has since been sent out over the internet.
School President Mark Kennedy addressed the situation with a statement saying, "I am appalled that within 48 hours two photos with racially-charged messages have been posted on social media and associated with the UND campus community." "It is abundantly clear that we have much work to do at the University of North Dakota in educating our students, and the entire university community on issues related to diversity, inclusion, and respect for others." He also stated "Our mission is educational in nature," he continued. "Our student conduct process is educational in nature. This is our opportunity to provide an education to all members of our campus community, especially those who may not understand the gravity of their actions. Based upon my conversations with students and others, I can assure you that the messages of the two photos are painful to many individuals."
Source: Rawstory.com
