Well, well, well. The Ole Miss racial incident story just took a MAJOR turn.
One of the students involved says the girls immediately apologized and told her, “I’m sorry, we did that to like 4 doors.”
One of the girls accused also says she had never met the students and didn’t even know their race.
So this wasn’t some incident targeting one particular group of students. They were doing it to multiple doors.
The families of these girls need to start suing the media outlets.
A CBS Mornings Exclusive: The University of Mississippi freshmen who captured the viral video of two white students making monkey gestures and sounds outside their apartment door speak out for the first time. The students and one of their mothers tell @Jerickaduncan how they feel now that one of the students involved has voluntarily withdrawn from the school.
🚨 STUDY FINDS 7% OF WOMEN SURVEYED ADMITTED TO MAKING A FALSE ASSAULT ALLEGATION AGAINST A MAN
A 2021 published psychology study asked 255 women about false accusations against men. The results are worth discussing.
According to researchers Bertsch and Matthews:
▪️ 39.6% said they could imagine a situation in which they might falsely accuse a man of assault.
▪️ 31% said they knew another woman who had made a false allegation.
▪️ 7.1% admitted they had previously made a false allegation themselves.
That last figure represents approximately 18 women in the sample.
But there’s an important distinction: These were anonymous, self-reported answers, not independently verified false police reports. The study also does not establish how common false allegations are among women generally.
Still, the findings raise an u comfortable question:
Just how often is this happening and why?
Research: Bertsch & Matthews, Lies and Imagined Intent to Lie (2021).
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