3 Ole-Miss Girls make Monkey sounds outside a Black girls home... Lauren Mayfield Alaina Kunes

So today we're going to watch three girls harassing a black woman in her home, in her ring camera, making monkey noises. Alana, I found your daddy. He runs a car dealership in Wisconsin. And I found some bullshit that went on in your daddy's dealership last year when somebody went to get an oil change and your daddy or one of his employees wrote something very, very jarring on said person's car. Take a look. An appalling discovery made on an oil change sticker. It was the N-word. A word Michaela Starks never expected to see glued to her windshield after getting service at the Kunes Buick GMC. This is what your daddy and his employees had to say about it. They said it was supposed to be a joke to a co-worker and the individual did not realize that it would print on the next sticker. Oh, you got me fucked up. He was working. It's just a joke. Okay. He was working with the faith Christian blah blah blah something about food something about Christians and that is exactly where I knew I would find the gems because it's always the Christians you gotta look out for. But you see Alana you went to high school in Wisconsin and that is when I knew that was your daddy and his dealership and as I found your high school recruiting profile that is you right there baby Alana Cunha is 26 and this is you baby you played volleyball in high school. That is your daddy again taking over for a man named Matt Finley Only after he retired at the Kunes Group. That is your daddy again at the Kunes Auto and RV Group. After your daddy and his employees shitted on this lady and wrote the N-word, Nissan went ahead and gave her a brand new car. You want to know what their motto is? Cool Christian culture and traditions. The Kunes family practices within the established... Cool Christian culture? KKK? ...establishment. And to the people in the back that are saying Sarah Righthead, the one that was in the back, didn't do anything, she was laughing. She knew what her friends were doing. She didn't try to stop them or anything. She thought it was funny. So yes, she's guilty by association. This morning, mounting outrage over a viral social media video appearing to show two Ole Miss students making racially offensive gestures outside a black student's apartment. Metcalf tagging the university asking Ole Miss what do we have to say about this. In a statement to ABC News the university says it's aware of the video depicting offensive hurtful and unacceptable behaviors that conflict with our university values adding we condemn them and that the incident is under investigation. The video was posted yesterday by Ole Miss student Ja'Kyra Metcalf and since she posted it it's accumulated over 8 million views. I think the worst part of this racist old miss situation was that these women were in their home, their safe space, where they're supposed to be safe and warm and comfortable. That is, I think, the most disappointing part. They should 100% be expelled for what they did. Disgusting, horrific. It's just disappointing to see. To do what they did in any capacity is wrong, unprovoked in your own home minding your own business and this is what you go out of your way to do and maybe the third girl didn't do anything but she didn't do anything to stop it and if she doesn't fall under the umbrella of being expelled at least the public has publicly shamed her and said her name and showed her face. Birds of a feather flock together she has the same ideation that these other girls have. Hi I'm making this video to kind of so this poor girl got mistaken as Laurel Mayfield. And the comments are so funny. Wrong house, y'all. Wrong house. Or like, just look at these memes. They're so funny. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. No, it's not her, y'all. We used to work together. She's extremely sweet. Wrong Lauren. Sorry, bro. On to the next. We were never here. I just love the community that's getting together to show real consequences and making it dangerous to be racist. In the sense that you can lose your job, you know, the father of Lauren Mayfield and the Cooner's family, putting attention on your family, on your father's business, on the racism of the oil change and the N-word on the sticker, you bring so much negative attention. But the thing is, is that there's a lot of people that are totally fine with racism. But we should, in a world, all people respect the differences between us. And it needs to be dangerous to be racist because racist ideologies go to a point Where genocide can happen because racism is dehumanizing. It gives you a reason to justify the cruelty you do to another person. It is the first initial steps of the dehumanizing process in which leads to the extermination of a race because they're inferior. They hurt us, us versus them. But in the end, we're all human. There's a famous quote by Rumi Jalal ad-Din Rumi that says My whole life, I thought I was me. But I was you and never knew it. Showing that we are all human. We all love our moms. We all laugh. We all want to be accepted, wanted, respected. And it needs to be dangerous. To be racist, bigoted, and hateful towards anybody. Give people their respect, their dignity, their self-determination. To be loved, accepted, and safe in a society. Sitting in your home, minding your own business. And someone comes and makes monkey sounds at your door. Not only do you feel in danger, but this is a memory you carry with you for the rest of your life. A reminder that you are an inferior race. And that hurts. And that's something that I hope these girls can realize. You can't carry racism and not be affected too. Because now she's affected and so is her family. And the third person, if you don't stand up and do something, You're just as culpable.