A 22-year-old white student named Sophia Rosing was filmed verbally and physically attacking a Black freshman named Kylah Spring. The video of the attack quickly went viral, with many people calling for Rosing to be expelled from the university. Rosing has now been arrested and charged with hate crimes. The video of the attack quickly went viral, with many people calling for Rosing to be expelled from the university. Rosing has now been arrested and charged with hate crimes.
The video of the attack quickly went viral, with many people calling for Rosing to be expelled from the university. Sophia Rosing has now been arrested and charged with hate crimes. At one point, Rosing pulls down her mask and gets close to Spring’s face, continuing to scream abuse at her. Spring has since spoken out about the incident, saying that she was “shocked and hurt” by what happened. Kylah Spring says that she initially tried to reason with Rosing, but that it quickly became clear that there was no reasoning with her. “I just wanted it to stop,” she says. “I didn’t want to fight back because I didn’t want to give her the satisfaction.” Since the incident, Spring says that she has been struggling with anxiety and depression. She is currently on medication for both conditions. she said that she has since been diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder and has had to take a leave of absence from school. “I’m not sure when I’ll be able to go back,” Spring said
Kylah Spring added that she is now scared to leave her dorm room and go to class because she doesn’t feel safe on campus. This is just one example of the racism that Black students have to deal with on a daily basis. Unfortunately, incidents like this are all too common in today’s society. It’s time for us to stand up and demand change.
Sophia Rosing was arrested and charged with assault and hate crime enhancement on October 2nd. She is currently out on bond and is scheduled to appear in court for a preliminary hearing on November 6th.
Yesterday, local Maryland news station WLBT 3 shared that a Black Starbucks customer recently went through a troubling situation while visiting the popular coffee chain. Monique Pugh, was waiting for her coffee at a Starbucks when she noticed the word “monkey” written on her cup. She said that she asked the barista why her drink had that word on it, and the employee explained that it was because her name is Monique.
Monique said that she was immediately upset and felt disrespected by the barista who had written the word on her cup. She confronted the employee, who reportedly responded by saying that “monkey” is a common nickname for people with names like Monique. Starbucks has since issued an apology to Monique and has suspended the employee involved. They are also investigating the incident to make sure that something like this doesn’t happen again in the future. The customer said she is still considering whether or not to pursue legal action against Starbucks
Hopefully, this latest incident will prompt Starbucks to take even stronger action to ensure that all of its customers feel safe and respected when they visit one of its. This is just one example of the racism that Black people face on a daily basis. It’s sad that in 2022, we’re still having to deal with such blatant disregard and disrespect. Hopefully, incidents like these will help to show people that change is still needed in our society.
Quando Rondo and NBA YoungBoy teamed up last month to collaborate on a track and video titled “Give Me A Sign”, which received a positive reception worldwide. On Tuesday (Nov. 22), Quando Rondo and NBA YoungBoy decided to circle back and provide fans with another collaboration, entitled “It’s On.” This brand-new track is the latest offering from their highly anticipated 3860 joint project, which is expected to be out in the next few weeks. In the beginning of the song, Rondo comes in hot with his opening lyrics that set the tone for the whole song:
It has been reported that during the course of 2022, Quando Rondo was treating fans to plenty of free drops, including “Dead Wrong,” “Jakiyah,” “War Baby,” and “24,” all of which were dedicated to the late Kobe Bryant, the legendary basketball player.
In related news, YoungBoy released a statement a few weeks ago informing the public that he had signed a record deal with Motown Records. As part of his contract with Atlantic Records, The Last Slimeto album was his last release under that label. In terms of chart placement, the album debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 chart, featuring Rod Wave, Kehlani, and Quavo. Furthermore, there was an impressive line-up of standout singles on The Last Slimeto as well, including “Mr. Grim Reaper,” “I Got The Bag,” and “I Hate YoungBoy.”
To celebrate his birthday, Rich Homie Quan released the Family & Mula project in October. In addition to eight songs, NoCap contributed a single feature to that album. This album was produced by such names as Yo Benji, DunDeal, Firas Quick, 2Tall, Teezyi, and more. Rich Homie Quan released the official Reloaded upgrade for the project last Friday (November 18), which added seven brand-new tracks.
There is no doubt that family comes first with this album, as the Atlanta emcee has just released the official video for Family & Mula Reloaded’s track, “Spin.” The video was backed by The Wizard, and it shows the Atlanta-based rapper driving through the city in a drop top car while spitting his bars.
As previously reported, the rapper “Type Of Way” recently opened up to Sway Calloway about how his lyrics have evolved since he compared them to the impact they will have on his children with the lyrics he has been rapping. “I am careful about what I say,” he said. “My children are growing older. In light of the fact that people are able to search for me on Google, I am concerned about what I express in my songs. ‘Cause I know they are listening. Therefore, so when they’re listening to the songs, their thought process is likely to be, ‘My daddy Rich Homie said that.’ Because of this, I don’t want to give them songs that are meant to shoot ’em up bang bang.”
Sometimes there is only one bridge to your freedom in life.
Being pushed to the brink of failure or destiny is terrifying in a person’s life. Pushing toward your dream without physical confirmation is the ultimate test of a person’s faith in life. Coming face-to-face with the possibility of terminating your aspirations is a psychological nightmare that most people never wake up from in life.
The road we take in life can frequently take many different turns before reaching the desired destination. Nevertheless, sometimes there is only one bridge leading to freedom, and we must cross it alone.
The ultimate test of Scotty Mac’s faith was the continuous push he was determined to make toward his dream of becoming a successful hip-hop artist without any assurance that his vision would come true. Despite all odds, it has taken his unwavering determination and the support of all those around him to achieve his dream.
Scotty Mac is the definition of resiliency.
There is no sign that he is slowing down or giving up your cause as he heads into 2023. As a result of his entrepreneurial attitude, he has been able to achieve a considerable amount of success to date.
Scotty Mac has managed to carve out a place for himself in an industry that is notoriously tough to break into. With a solid fanbase that he has developed and nurtured, Scotty Mac has released numerous high-quality visual and music projects that have garnered global critical acclaim from upper-echelon music executives.
Over the course of his career, Scotty Mac has exemplified how anything can be accomplished with diligent work and dedication.
By pursuing his dream so relentlessly, he has served as an inspirational figure for others who may also be facing challenges in their own lives similar to those he has met. There will always be obstacles standing in your way. However, if you never let them get in your way, you will stand a chance of achieving your dreams no matter what happens in the future.
Scotty Mac is a homegrown product of New York City and the prodigal son of Long Island. Growing up in New York City creates an “eat or be eaten” mentality in native New Yorkers.
Surviving in New York City’s concrete jungle requires futuristic vision, unparalleled adaptability, and rhinoceros skin. Scotty Mac was born with ‘No Plan B’s. People would depend on a ‘Plan B’ and never honestly believed in their ‘Plan A.’
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