White woman stands trial over claims she called autistic black boy, 8, racist word in playground during fight over applesauce

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White woman stands trial over claims she called autistic black boy, 8, racist word in playground during fight over applesauce (www.dailymail.com)

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>A white woman has gone on trial over claims she racially abused an autistic black boy in a playground after a spat over applesauce. Shiloh Hendrix, 37, was filmed allegedly calling a young black boy the 'N-word' at a park in Rochester, Minnesota, last April. Video of the exchange went viral and Hendrix was charged with three counts of disorderly conduct, a misdemeanor charge with a maximum of 90 days in jail. Hendrix, who has pleaded not guilty, appeared on Monday in Olmsted County District Court as jury selection got underway for her trial. The jury will decide whether her behavior was unlawful and likely to cause violence, or if her words are protected under the First Amendment. According to KTTC, Hendrix's lawyer Brian Karalus raised concerns that he did not have a list of witnesses that the state intended to call during trial.

Calling a nigger a nigger is NOT ILLEGAL. Why the fuck is she "standing trial"? What is this bullshit? I don't care if the nigger is an autist, the nigger bitch of his mother was not watching him and keeping him from STEALING from other children. Very niggerish. Archive: https://archive.today/0Kt0a From the post: >>A white woman has gone on trial over claims she racially abused an autistic black boy in a playground after a spat over applesauce. Shiloh Hendrix, 37, was filmed allegedly calling a young black boy the 'N-word' at a park in Rochester, Minnesota, last April. Video of the exchange went viral and Hendrix was charged with three counts of disorderly conduct, a misdemeanor charge with a maximum of 90 days in jail. Hendrix, who has pleaded not guilty, appeared on Monday in Olmsted County District Court as jury selection got underway for her trial. The jury will decide whether her behavior was unlawful and likely to cause violence, or if her words are protected under the First Amendment. According to KTTC, Hendrix's lawyer Brian Karalus raised concerns that he did not have a list of witnesses that the state intended to call during trial.