If you pay close enough attention, you will notice that America gives very clear and unequivocal indications that black lives matter less than the rest of “true” Americans.
This latest episode involved the mewly christened miss teen USA who thrives on saying the N-Word onn Twitter
“Like, seriously, I’m OBSESSED with saying ‘n***er’. It’s like literally my FAVORITE thing everrr!”
We suppose she never thought she would be winning the Teen USA title on Saturday night in Las Vegas. But Karlie Hay’s social media posts from 2013-14 was thrown back in her face once she was crowned … by a black woman at that.
The former Miss Texas Teen USA has written the following to her Twitter followers in recent years, including: “I know I’m a comedian n—-r,””don’t threaten me I will wrap your house n—-r,” and “I don’t have your number, n—-.”
Karlie Hay racist tweets are inexcusable and indefensible. But the pageant defended her nonsensical behavior and became apologists anyhow.
“The language Karlie Hay used is unacceptable at any age and in no way reflects the values of The Miss Universe Organization. As Karlie stated, she was in a different place in her life and made a serious mistake she regrets and for which she sincerely apologizes,” The Miss Teen USA Pageant wrote in a statement, according to the New York Daily News.
Hay immediately went on Twitter to try to mop up her own mess. Check it out.
Several years ago, I had many personal struggles and found myself in a place that is not representative of who I am as a person…
— Karlie Hay (@RealMissTXteen) July 31, 2016
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I admit that I have used language publicly in the past which I am not proud of and that there is no excuse for. Through hard work…
— Karlie Hay (@RealMissTXteen) July 31, 2016
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Through hard work, education and thanks in large part to the sisterhood that I have come to know through pageants, I am proud to say that…
— Karlie Hay (@RealMissTXteen) July 31, 2016
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I am today a better person. I am honored to hold this title and I will use this platform to promote the values of…
— Karlie Hay (@RealMissTXteen) July 31, 2016
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The Miss Universe Organization, and my own, that recognize the confidence, beauty and perseverance of all women.
— Karlie Hay (@RealMissTXteen) July 31, 2016