Neighbors send racist letter to Kansas family: ‘This neighborhood does not need any blacks’

thegrio ^ | 08/24/2016

[BenLurkin]

A biracial family in Wichita, Kansas, was shocked when, on Monday, they were hit with an unsigned letter that said they were doing their neighborhood “a great disrespect” because of the presence of their children.

“We have noticed there are some black children at your residence,” the note read. “Maybe you are running a daycare or these are your children. In either case, we have put our house for sale. This neighborhood does not need any blacks in it.”

“There is a reason for saying the other side of the tracks. That is where these people belong. You have done a great disrespect in this neighborhood by not thinking of your neighbors.”

[Hugin]

This neighborhood does not need any blacks in it

This reminds me of a story from upscale liberal Marin County about 20 years ago. A black family's house burned down and someone spray painted "KKK" and "Blacks move out" on a wall. Police proved the guy burned his house down for the insurance money. Asked what first tipped him of the detective said, "Since when does the KKK say "blacks"?"

[Objective Scrutator]

Obvious hoax. Almost all of the money this “family” gets will be from welfare checks, too, which means that conservatives are ultimately paying this POS to spout anti-white propaganda.

[bjorn14]

Apparently the writer of the letter has watched “A Raisin In The Sun” one too many times.

[SoFloFreeper]

Reeks of false flag and/or hoax.

[PapaBear3625]

The first blacks to move into white areas are typically folks with decent jobs who can get a mortgage; the businessman, shopkeeper, professional, etc. But some whites flee rather than waiting a while to see what kind of neighbors the newcomers will be.

Problems also arrive when the neighbor's kids become teens, and seek to hang out with black friends who are NOT necessarily from middle-class culture.

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

Strong odds for being a hoax.

Just on its face, the handwriting seems to be female. They wrote that they have put their house up for sale. If this is the case, it should be *easy* to determine who sent it, if it is not a hoax.

Here is a picture of the grandmother.

http://i.imgur.com/yJIcAcK.jpg

[soycd]

1. Race does not matter.
2. This was a SJW inside job.

[Trumplican]

“Hoax.”

These people usually turn out to be liars. Or you could also call them democrats.

[Carriage Hill]

Soon to be listed here:

http://www.fakehatecrimes.org

[Nifster]

I hope whomever wrote is going and publicly shamed

[lepton]

I also hope the author will be quickly found and publicly shamed - whichever way it turns out.

[cherry]

ditto....made up hoax....white people do not do this stuff...white people infact, do nothing...

[rlmorel]

One could more accurately say conservatives don't do this kind of thing. This is pure liberal projection.

I had a good friend (my boss) who lived in the South End in Boston back in 2004 (not South Boston, or "Southie") which is a gentrified liberal enclave. My boss was a very conservative guy. I was passing out Bush/Cheney bumper stickers, and offered him one. He paused for a second, then took it, and did end up putting it on his car.

A few days later, he came in and showed me this paper that had been taped to his windshield:

It was taped to his windshield because they had broken off both of his windshield wipers (he had to park on the street)

He explained that was why he hesitated for a second before taking the bumper sticker, and I understood completely. I asked him if I could have the sign, which I wanted to scan in. How I miss him, he passed away far too young.

Point is, this is what liberals do. When they accuse others, it is classical and predictable projection.

[Fiji Hill]

Pedantic mode:

If the letter was not written in cursive, then it was PRINTED!

Pedantic mode off

Today, in 2016, if you say that a letter was "printed," one would likely assume that it was word-processed on a computer, then run off on a printer.

[rlmorel]

On the basis of that picture I call hoax.

[Fiji Hill]

This reminds me of a story from upscale liberal Marin County about 20 years ago. A black family's house burned down and someone spray painted "KKK" and "Blacks move out" on a wall. Police proved the guy burned his house down for the insurance money. Asked what first tipped him of the detective said, "Since when does the KKK say "blacks"?"

Note that the letter in question says "blacks," which should be an immediate red flag.

[Secret Agent Man]

I don’t buy this.