She was Murdered for Being White

"I GOT THAT WHITE GIRL," said the racist murderer (blood dripping from his knife). The savage murder of Iryna Zarutska, a 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee, on a Charlotte light rail train on August 22, 2025, lays bare a vile truth: anti-white hatred is a festering wound in America. Decarlos Brown Jr., a career criminal with 14 prior arrests, stabbed Iryna to death and bragged twice on camera, “I got that white girl.” This was no random act—it was a racially motivated killing, targeting Iryna for her whiteness. Yet, mainstream media and Hollywood, saturated with anti-white sentiment, bury her story, exposing their complicity in normalizing hatred against whites. From films vilifying white characters to newsrooms cherry-picking narratives, this toxic bias fuels monsters like Brown, who saw Iryna’s race as a target. Charlotte’s unsecured trains and delayed footage release shield this evil, while a soft-on-crime system let a predator roam free, betraying vulnerable young women like Iryna. This isn’t just a murder—it’s a symptom of a culture that winks at anti-white rhetoric while crying crocodile tears for selective victims. Justice demands Brown face hate crime charges and the maximum penalty for his evil act. We must expose this insidious hatred and hold media, Hollywood, and the failed policies of the Progressive Left accountable for enabling--in fact, promoting--this kind of anti-White racial violence.