The Antiwhite Report

Terrible news came from Frisco, Texas, as Austin Metcalf, a 17 year-old White teenager, was stabbed to death by Karmelo Anthony, a 17 year-old Black teenager, over a seat at a high school track.

This is treated as a hushcrime by regime media outlets, and here we will analyse why that is the case.

CNN reports that Austin died in his twin brother’s arms, after being stabbed in the heart by Karmelo. The murderer was from another high school, Centennial High School, opposed to Austin’s school, Frisco’s Memorial High School. They report:

A witness told police the altercation started when Austin Metcalf told Anthony to move out from under the Memorial High School team’s tent, according to the arrest report. It was raining during the track meet and athletes were taking shelter, the arrest report said.

What CNN is not telling us is why Karmelo was out of school that day, loitering in Austin teams’ tent. Of all places, he decided to bully this team and its athletes by taking their seats in their tent on a rainy day, when they were exercising on the track.

Austin then confronted him, and asked him to leave. It escalated to the point where Karmelo made threats, and then reached for a knife in his backpack and stabbed Austin in the heart. He died in his brother’s arms.

It does look like a power display on Karmelo’s behalf. He had no business to be there, and was disrespectful to the athletes by taking their reserved seats from them. And he was even ready to commit murder for a seat.

This reeks of a hushcrime. Karmelo was just looking for an excuse to victimize White people that day. And the antiwhite regime media covers it up.

The aftermath is equally sad. Austin’s father, Jim Metcalf, publicly said in an interview that he immediately forgives the murderer, even though we haven’t seen a public statement from Karmelo where he truly repents. It cannot be ruled out that the Department of Justice has intimidated Jim Metcalf to make such a statement, in order for him not to associated with villainy in the antiwhite narrative.