Lauren Mayfield is one of the Ole Miss girls caught on a Ring camera outside of an apartment. While they were walking alone she and the others allegedly made monkey noises and gestures. The university has opened an investigation and called the behavior “deeply troubling, hurtful, and unacceptable.” One of the others, Alaina Kunes, has already issued the standard groveling apology (“I was unaware of their race… I pray they will forgive me”).
Lauren has not.
She did nothing wrong. She did not assault anyone. She did not break any law. She made noises in a public walkway. The rest is a campus bureaucracy and online mob treating a juvenile stunt as a hate crime because the residents were black. The same institutions that excuse actual violence, riots, and anti-White rhetoric when the identities flip are now treating this as grounds for expulsion, doxxing, death threats, and career destruction.
This is the pattern. Notice something ordinary or make a crude joke, get identified, then the full apparatus activates: university investigation, kosher media framing as “racist incident,” pressure to apologize and self-flagellate, and professional/social ruin if you refuse. Lauren has so far refused. That is the only reason this matters.
The fundraiser is to cover lost income or opportunities, and anything else required so she does not have to fold. No apologies. No “I didn’t know.” No bending the knee. Donate so the next girl (or guy) who gets the same treatment has a reason not to issue the scripted statement.
I reserve the right to cancel this fundraiser if Lauren disavows our support and bends the knee.
