The 911 audio appeal contradicts the claims of "Permit Patty". that she only pretended to call the police

Esra Altun, a 19-year-old student at San Jose State University, said that a man had pulled her by her hijab, squeezing her around her neck and the strangler. The incident occurred the day after the presidential election, in a parking garage of the university.

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Racist graffiti

appeared at an elementary school in Alameda, California on the weekend following the election of Donald Trump as president. To combat hate messages, parents and students held "mass reception committees" in several schools in the district.

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A video of a showdown on a charcoal barbecue in Lake Merritt, Oakland, California, drew national attention after being shared and viewed thousands of times since his initial posting. An event titled BBQ 'N While Black took place in response to the incident. The flyer, designed by Jhamel Robinson, one of the organizers, looks like one of the dozens of memes that have been shared on social networks.

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Yale police would have been summoned by a white student to report a dormant black student in a common room on Tuesday, May 9, 2018. The police would not leave even after the woman, Lolade Siyonbola – who is a graduate student at Yale – showed them the key to his room and his identity card.

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A Starbucks store manager in Philadelphia asked Rashon Nelson and Donte Robinson to leave because they had not made any purchases. After they refused, and said that they were waiting for a friend, the manager called the police. Six officers arrived and handcuffed the men, a confrontation that triggered an international reaction and was viewed more than 8 million times on social networks.

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A white woman called the police on Michael Hayes, a black real estate investor in Memphis, who was inspecting a house in May 2018. The video went viral, and the end had a surprising twist.

Suehaila Amen, coordinator of international admissions and recruitment at the University of Michigan Dearborn, is seen on campus on December 10, 2015 in Dearborn, Michigan. In the midst of harassment, threats and vandalism against Muslim Americans and mosques, Muslim women are intensely discussing the duty and risks of wearing their hats as usual. (Photo AP / Tim Galloway) minus

An interaction between a Muslim woman in a niqab and a white man in a Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf in Riverside, California, was captured on video. When the woman asked the man why he was racist towards her, he replied, "I do not like it, how do I do?" I do not like it because I do not like it. do not like your religion and he says to kill me and me you do not want to be killed by you, how are you? "The man was kicked out of coffee.

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A video featuring members of the Syracuse University's Theta Tau, spewing out racist, anti-Semitic, homophobic and sexist statements and gestures, sparked an online uproar.

Disturbing photos of a member of the Cal Poly Brotherhood in blackface – during the multicultural weekend of college – surfaced on social networks. The same fraternity is also dressed in "gangster" stereotypes. The incident was far from the only racist incident of Cal Poly. The university was criticized for its response to a fraternity that organized a "Colonial Bros and Nava-Hos" in 2013, and another fraternity that published in 2017 a photo of members in culturally and ethnically insensitive costumes, accompanied firearms. less

Starbucks again under surveillance: A Latin client named Pedro accused Starbucks employees of giving him a cup with a racial insult on it. The incident happened at La Ca – ada, California

Three black teenagers strolling through a Nordstrom store in Brentwood, Missouri, were racially profiled and charged with stealing from the store. An elderly woman approached them and said, "Would your parents and grandparents be proud of what you are doing? She also described them as "gang of tramps".

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Employees of a LA Fitness New Jersey wrongly accused a black member and his guest of not paying to train and called the police, which prompted the Company to apologize.

A Florida student was seen waving a sign with a message asking another student to say, "If I were black, I would pick cotton, but I'm white so I'm going to choose U 4 prom.