UW-Madison students demand expulsion for student who made racist video
KIMBERLY WETHAL
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UW-Madison students join arms and head to Library Mall from Bascom Hill after presenting Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin a list of demands in response to a racist video posted on social media by a student. Students marched in protest following what many felt was an unsatisfactory response from the university's administration over the now-deleted video in which a white female student was seen saying she wanted some people returned to slavery and voiced her desire to personally abuse them.
Hundreds of students confronted UW-Madison Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin over a racist video a white student briefly posted online earlier this week, calling for a public apology from the chancellor’s office and new programming to prevent bias incidents in the future.
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UW-Madison students protest on University Avenue in response to a racist video posted on social media by a student. Those marching chanted "no justice, no peace" and demanded an end to white supremacy.
Students join arms and head to Library Mall from Bascom Hill after confronting Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin. Students told Mnookin they expected a response from the administration on their demands within 24 hours.
UW-Madison senior Carter Van Eagen hoists a stuffed badger over his head as revelers celebrate the approaching end to the academic year during the annual Mifflin Street Block Party in Madison, Wis. Saturday, April 29, 2023. JOHN HART, STATE JOURNAL
JOHN HART STATE JOURNAL
Makela Hunke shares a beverage with a friend at the Mifflin Street Block Party in Madison on Saturday.
JOHN HART, STATE JOURNAL
Revelers celebrate the approaching close to the UW-Madison academic year during the annual Mifflin Street Block Party in Madison, Wis. Saturday, April 29, 2023. JOHN HART, STATE JOURNAL
JOHN HART STATE JOURNAL
Revelers celebrate the approaching close to the UW-Madison academic year during the annual Mifflin Street Block Party in Madison, Wis. Saturday, April 29, 2023. JOHN HART, STATE JOURNAL
JOHN HART STATE JOURNAL
Revelers celebrate the approaching close to the UW-Madison academic year during the annual Mifflin Street Block Party in Madison, Wis. Saturday, April 29, 2023. JOHN HART, STATE JOURNAL
JOHN HART STATE JOURNAL
UW-Madison juniors Garrett Zinser, left, Jeff Xiong, center, and Colton Kielman join revelers celebrating the approaching close to the UW-Madison academic year during the annual Mifflin Street Block Party in Madison, Wis. Saturday, April 29, 2023. JOHN HART, STATE JOURNAL
JOHN HART STATE JOURNAL
JOHN HART, STATE JOURNAL
Dane County Sheriffs deputies monitor revelers as they celebrate the approaching close to the UW-Madison academic year during the annual Mifflin Street Block Party in Madison, Wis. Saturday, April 29, 2023. JOHN HART, STATE JOURNAL
UW-Madison students join arms and head to Library Mall from Bascom Hill after presenting Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin a list of demands in response to a racist video posted on social media by a student. Students marched in protest following what many felt was an unsatisfactory response from the university's administration over the now-deleted video in which a white female student was seen saying she wanted some people returned to slavery and voiced her desire to personally abuse them.
UW-Madison students protest on University Avenue in response to a racist video posted on social media by a student. Those marching chanted "no justice, no peace" and demanded an end to white supremacy.
Students join arms and head to Library Mall from Bascom Hill after confronting Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin. Students told Mnookin they expected a response from the administration on their demands within 24 hours.
