VIDEO: White woman accuses 'brown' man of sex trafficking his 6-year-old daughter — gets arrested for hate crime, police say



A California woman confronted a man walking with a 6-year-old girl and accused him of sex trafficking before quoting the Bible and driving away, police say.

Residents of an affluent San Jose neighborhood were upset by a video captured of the bizarre interaction on Sunday where the woman points out the contrasting skin color of the man and his daughter.

'That’s a white little girl, and you are a man of color. So I believe you are either buying or selling or trafficking this child.'

The man, who did not want to be identified, told KRON-TV that the lady drove her car up to the girl on her bike and then addressed him.

"Are you buying or selling today?" she allegedly asked the man.

"I was already uncomfortable because she had approached my daughter, so I was taken aback," the father said. "She asked me the same question again and then drove away, turning onto another neighborhood street."

He said he began recording after she came back to them and questioned him on his citizenship status.

"She slowed down and said something to the effect of asking whether I was even legal in the country," he told KRON.

"I’m recording you too. I work with the feds," she says from her silver Honda Fit vehicle, according to the video.

"Have a good day, I’m just making sure you’re not sex trafficking this poor little girl, who’s very unhappy to be with you and doesn’t look like your child," she adds. "That’s a white little girl, and you are a man of color. So I believe you are either buying or selling or trafficking this child."

"I’m recording you too," the woman says again. "We’ve got facial recognition."

The father said he started recording again after she drove off because he realized she had driven into a cul-de-sac and would have to come back to drive away.

"Psalm 101:8, my daily task will be to ferret out the wicked and free the city of God from their grip," she says, according to video. "Burn in hell, you will."

The man said he went to the police and also provided the footage to KRON. He described himself as "brown" and said that his daughter is half-white.

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Police said Thursday her comments were "discriminatory" and claimed she had been involved in other similar incidents that included a high school in south San Jose.

Detectives from the assault unit identified the woman and arrested her. She was booked into the Santa Clara County Main Jail for numerous crimes that included stalking and hate crimes.

Police said the investigation into the incident is ongoing.

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10 years later, we're still talking about Colin Kaepernick — because he conquered the NFL



Ten years after Colin Kaepernick's national anthem protest ignited one of the biggest cultural battles in sports history, the former NFL quarterback says he still believes the league has blackballed him.

But according to BlazeTV host Jason Whitlock, that claim misses the bigger story.

“Ten years later, Colin Kaepernick just told the country he won,” Whitlock says.

“He sat with NBC News and said he no longer watches the NFL because the league is actively blackballing him and the men who knelt with him. He watches college football now. That is not a quarterback begging for a clipboard; that is a man who knows the institution already belongs to him,” he explains.

“A three-minute kneel during the national anthem has been stretched into game-long signs in every NFL stadium. ‘End racism,’ ‘stop hate,’” he continues, noting that it’s not going away any time soon.


“For the 2026 season, the seventh straight year of the stencil, the league will paint those slogans in the grass and on the helmets again. Marxist liturgy as field decoration. [Kaepernick] never needed another snap. He needed the building to preach after he left the huddle,” he says.

And the “diversity score cards" within the league — like the male cheerleaders who went viral not too long ago — still “sit in the front office as if they were defensive schemes.”

“The NFL did not stumble into this; it was discipled into it. [Kaepernick] watches college football and accuses the NFL of blackballing him,” Whitlock says.

“He can afford the sneer. He is one of America’s greatest Trojan horses. He never recaptured the quarterback job. He captured the institution,” he continues. “The NFL thought it was containing a protest. It was being converted by one.”

“What began as a sideline gesture now owns the grass, the hiring, and the moral vocabulary of Sunday. The loudest league in the country is still kneeling. The quietest quarterback already cashed the cultural check,” he adds.

And while Kaepernick is often treated as a “failed activist,” that couldn’t be farther from the truth.

“Ten years later, we are still talking about Colin Kaepernick. … That is a cultural victory that never required a comeback, a tryout, or another down. He sacrificed a fading quarterback career and got a league to carry his flag,” Whitlock says.

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Now presenting 'misogynoir' — the Democrats' latest reason it’s never their fault



Democrats have never run out of ways to cast themselves as victims — and according to BlazeTV host Sara Gonzales, it's only getting worse.

“Democrats and liberals, they’re just always victims. They are just always the victims in life. Nothing is ever good enough. They always have to complain that they’re oppressed. Someone is oppressing them,” she says.

“And I’d like to introduce you at this point to Representative Maxwell Frost, a Democrat from Florida,” she adds, playing a clip of Frost from a Jubilee debate.

“I don’t have a ton of money in a bank account when I decided to run for office, so I had to hustle and make ends meet, which is the thing that you are all telling Gen Z,” Frost said, arguing that the American dream is out of reach.


“That’s the American dream,” his opponent, wearing a patriotic headband, interjected.

“You lived it,” he added, before clapping along with the rest of the Jubilee debaters.

Frost then denied that it was the “American dream.”

“The American dream isn’t driving Uber to barely make ends meet. The American dream is upward mobility and being able to have success,” he argued.

“You went from driving an Uber to being a politician,” his opponent said, dumbfounded. “Is that upward?”

“That sounds pretty upward to me. A lot of upward mobility in the change from driving Uber to a representative in Congress. But then again, I’m not a Democrat,” Gonzales comments.

But it gets worse, as the next clip Gonzales plays features MS NOW’s Eugene Daniels, who used a new leftist term to describe the racism and sexism Jasmine Crockett supposedly faced in her run, and loss, for the Texas Senate.

“I think what was really interesting about this primary in particular in Texas was that the nastiness online bled into the nastiness on the ground,” he began.

“Usually it’s like, you know, the internet is not real life, which I believe typically when it comes to politics, like a lot of people yelling about everything, but somehow in Texas it became a part of the actual campaign on the ground,” he continued.

“And so there was some racism online, a lot of racism, a lot of sexism, a lot of misogynoir, which is a connection of both of those things against her,” he added.

“What? ‘Misogynoir'? What are you? You just made that up, sir. That is not a term,” Gonzales says.

“That’s how bad it’s gotten. That is how bad the Democrat Party has gotten. There is no floor,” she adds.

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HBO star declares USA is suffering without Kamala Harris: 'Consequences of not trusting a black woman'



HBO actor J. Alphonse Nicholson made it clear he would rather have Kamala Harris as president, but his reasoning is likely to confuse his fans.

Nicholson stars as the father of a superhero in "Lanterns," an HBO series about the Green Lantern. Nicholson plays John Sr., the father of John Stewart, a character who first appeared in comic books in the early 1970s.

'I think this show hits it home that this black woman is the reason why this young man goes where he needs to go.'

Kamala corps

Appearing on the podcast titled "Frankie Finds," which airs on a channel that focuses heavily on race, the show began with an unironic discussion of how many black people were in the latest episode of "Lanterns."

"It was the most black people I've ever seen on a screener," the host stated.

"I think it's so interesting that you say it's such a black show, because I don't think people think of blackness when they consider the Green Lanterns and the Green Lantern corps," the host said.

Among the discussion's 50+ mentions of being black was Nicholson saying what he thinks one of the core themes of his show is: "I think this show hits it home that this black woman is the reason why this young man goes where he needs to go," he began.

The North Carolina native then pondered what it would be like if former Vice President Harris had won the 2024 election.

"Could you imagine where we would be right now if Kamala got up in there, dog?" Nicholson continued. "Could you imagine how it would've been? It'd be a lot different. So we're experiencing the consequences of not trusting a black woman," the actor added.

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Call from the fun police

Not only should the population be unilaterally "trusting a black woman," according to Nicholson, but the same can be said for how to get a great superhero.

"And now we have this show ... that can kind of tell you how great it could be and how great of a superhero we can create and have — if you trust a black woman. It's really dope."

The bizarre discussion of "Lanterns" circled back to race frequently, but the 36-year-old seemed more hesitant than his host to relate everything to being black.

This is not the first time Nicholson has been in the headlines for some of his off-screen content. In 2022, the actor issued an apology following his participation in a skit based on one of his recurring characters.

Nicholson played a character named Lil' Murda for 18 episodes on the show "P-Valley," a show about strippers whose title stands for exactly what you think it does.

Nicholson's character was a closeted homosexual, and when he made a comedy sketch with some of his friends about that fact, he got a call from the fun police.

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Murda one

Nicholson explained that the bit was his two friends did not want to smoke with him in real life because the character he played was gay, but that apparently went too far.

"The skit, I was told, was to be done to make fun of the rumors and the ignorance that people surround myself, and the character, and me having my own strain, and people maybe not wanting to smoke with me because of the character that I play on Lil' Murda," he said in a video on X.

"And so we're picking fun at the ignorance and the ignorance of those people that make fun and create those situations," Nicholson stated, before adding that he learned that "you can't make fun of ignorance."

The strange statement led to an apology to his loved ones and his "family in the LGBT community."

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Texas Roadhouse hoax: More proof race baiters need 'a villain on the clock'



Texas Roadhouse is pushing back against a viral social media post by an account that went by “Nancy Smith” alleging that employees at the restaurant chain and Logan’s Roadhouse planned to tamper with black customers’ meals by licking their fingers before touching their food.

A screenshot of the post, which appeared in a Facebook group called “White and Proud,” spread on social media over the weekend, prompting outrage and calls for boycotts — but Texas Roadhouse claimed a subsequent investigation found no evidence of food tampering or the alleged group of employees, and the post has been deemed a hoax.

BlazeTV host Jason Whitlock isn’t surprised that in 2026, race hoaxes are still going strong.

“Every time a racism hoax gets exposed, the nation gets a federal holiday. At the current pace, none of us would ever work again. That is not a joke about restaurants. That is a sales report,” Whitlock says.


“When the real product is scarce, the salesman manufactures it. Nancy Smith knew. She knew a screenshot would do the work a kitchen never did. No city, no store, no name tag, no plate. A Facebook group called White and Proud. A post that said cooks and servers at Texas Roadhouse and Logan’s Roadhouse were licking their fingers and putting them on black people’s food,” he continues.

“Then the account changed names and vanished,” he says. “That is the Nolan Wells standard of racism. The accusation is the evidence. The screenshot is the indictment. The boycott is the sentence.”

“By Wednesday, Travis Doster, their chief communications officer, said the investigation found no tampering, no 400,000-member army, and a Nancy Smith account built, renamed, and deleted,” he adds.

The company, Whitlock explains, had “hired a third-party firm to hunt the ghost.”

“BET still ran it like a question with a drum roll,” he goes on. “‘Are white and proud servers really spitting in black people’s food?’ They tied a deleted Facebook ghost to Karmelo Anthony and Austin Metcalf. They treated a rumor as backlash and backlash as proof,” Whitlock says.

“The bar for a racism claim is not high. It is on the floor,” Whitlock says, noting that next week it’ll be “another kitchen.”

“Grievance is inventory. A healed country is a threat to revenue. If your whole identity is victim, you need a villain on the clock. You need racism to exist or you can’t breathe,” he adds.

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City of Seattle Facing Legal Threats Over Community Gardening Program That Favors Minorities

The city of Seattle is facing legal threats over a community gardening program that prioritizes minorities for plots of land and forces applicants to sign an "anti-racism statement," provisions that a conservative legal group says are unlawful.

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Race-segregated dorms? HUD investigating universities over 'identity-based' communities



The Trump administration is investigating a pair of federally funded universities accused of violating civil rights laws over their race-specific student-housing communities.

The University of Massachusetts Amherst, which received over $322 million in federal funding in fiscal year 2024, is home to five of what it calls "Defined Residential Communities" — "communities in residence halls where students can live with hall mates who share similar interests, backgrounds, and identifies."

'Re-create Jim Crow in the name of bizarro social justice.'

They are as follows: the Asian/Asian-American DRC; the disability DRC; the so-called "Latinx" DRC for Hispanics; the "Harambee" DRC for blacks; and the "Spectrum" DRC for non-straights.

The University of Nevada, Reno — whose active federal awards as of summer 2025 totaled over $520 million — has a similar offering called "Living Learning Communities," which are advertised as a way for students to "develop personal relationships with peers of similar academic, social, and cultural interests."

The University of Nevada, Reno, has the following identity-based LLCs: Asian Pacific Islander; black; LGBT; "Indigenous"; and "Latinx." They are apparently housed on LLC-specific floors.

Dean Kennedy, the University of Nevada, Reno's executive director of residential life, housing, and food services, said in 2023 that "for the safety of student participants, it is important only students who hold that identity are considered." While the university claimed Kennedy misspoke, the identity-based LLCs are still in place.

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The Equal Protection Project, the Legal Insurrection Foundation's racism watchdog, filed civil rights complaints against both schools with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity in July.

The complaints allege that the two university housing programs "use race- and ethnicity-based descriptions and promotional materials to steer students based on race, color, and national origin, in violation of the Fair Housing Act."

The Fair Housing Act prohibits discrimination "against any person in the terms, conditions, or privileges of sale or rental of a dwelling, or in the provision of services or facilities in connection therewith, because of race, color, religion, sex, familial status, or national origin."

Under the act, it is also unlawful "to make, print, or publish, or cause to be made, printed, or published any notice, statement, or advertisement, with respect to the sale or rental of a dwelling that indicates any preference, limitation, or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or national origin, or an intention to make any such preference, limitation, or discrimination."

The EPP argued that under applicable HUD regulations enforcing the FHA, "this kind of 'steering' toward or away from housing based on race is strictly prohibited. Steering liability attaches even if the housing program does not physically bar members of other racial or ethnic groups from participating."

The EPP claimed further that these programs violate both Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment.

Ilya Shapiro, director of constitutional studies at the Manhattan Institute, previously told the Washington Examiner that promoting "racial separation" in housing constitutes a "clear legal and constitutional violation."

"It’s one thing to provide opportunities for cultural expression; quite another to re-create Jim Crow in the name of bizarro social justice," said Shapiro.

HUD's Office of the Assistant Secretary for Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity notified EPP in a pair of letters on July 29 that its complaints against the two universities had been officially filed and would be investigated under Title VI.

The HUD office noted in the letters published by Legal Insurrection on Tuesday that it is required by law to complete the investigation within 100 days — meaning the deadline is Nov. 6 — or to provide by that date an explanation for why the probe has not yet been completed.

The University of Nevada, Reno, said in a statement to Blaze News, "The University has been informed that a complaint concerning certain Living Learning Communities has been filed with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. The University's Living Learning Communities are open to all students who choose to participate and are not exclusive housing environments."

"Programs and activities associated with these communities are designed to support student success, foster community, and enrich the residential experience for all students," continued the statement. "The University remains committed to complying with applicable federal civil rights and fair housing laws and will cooperate with any official inquiry."

The University of Massachusetts Amherst did not respond to Blaze News' request for comment by deadline.

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Jason Whitlock: Target's blackface controversy may have been an inside job



Target is once again at the center of a culture-war firestorm after apologizing for a children's Halloween clown costume that resembles blackface and 19-century minstrel shows.

While Target immediately pulled their “Kids’ Glows Under Blacklight Circus Clown Halloween Costume,” BlazeTV host Jason Whitlock isn’t convinced that it wasn’t an inside job.

“Who’s that outfit for? Who’s wearing that outfit? Is there any demand? Would anybody even know what they’re looking at?” Whitlock asks.

“Someone within Target wants DEI to return. So it’s not the CEO. It’s not the board. Or maybe it is a board member, who knows, but someone high up in Target wants DEI to return. Trust me, they have some LGBTQ soldiers and some BLM soldiers within Target high up who are irate,” he continues.


“Someone is orchestrating a hoax against Target from within Target,” he adds.

However, Dre Baldwin disagrees with Whitlock.

“I think that’s too much of an extrapolation,” he argues.

“I think this is just a Halloween costume. Somebody saw it. Someone within the racial grievance industry saw it. They found that picture to compare it to and said, ‘Hey, here’s racism.’ ... People who work in the racial grievance industry, as I call them, race hustlers, they go looking around for stuff like this because it gets a certain group of people excited,” he explains.

“It can lead to job offers, opportunities, etc. ... but I don’t think this was manufactured from within Target. I think it’s just a costume,” he continues, adding, “Somebody decided to see something in it that wasn’t there.”

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