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Seattle Black man films hysterical 'Karen' who lies about being attacked

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According to a video published on Tuesday, Karlos Dillard, a Black man based in Seattle, was driving and was cut off by the unnamed white woman.

Black men and women are documenting racist acts and the world is finding that many of their recordings include these hyped-up performances by white women.

Cooper, a white woman, encountered Christian Cooper, a Black man, in the Ramble part of Central Park.

RELATED: Tennessee ‘Karen’ who blocked Black women from residential pool is on disciplinary leave

In a report, they state, “The idea that Black people are wantonly attacking white people in some sort of quiet race war is an untruthful and damaging narrative with a very long history in America.

They also note that at the center of this is the myth of the aggressive Black man looking to dominate or commit sexual violence to the weak white woman.

Source: theGrio

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