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Woman captured in viral video hurling the N-word on a Minnesota playground
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1:11Now PlayingA Minnesota woman caught on a viral video calling an autistic child the N-word is painting herself as the victim — and has raked in more than $500,000 in an online fundraiser after declaring her personal information had been leaked because of the incident.
Shiloh Hendrix identified herself as the mother caught on camera this week hurling the vile slur at a 5-year-old boy she allegedly caught rifling through her bag at a playground in Rochester, about 90 minutes south of Minneapolis.
Hendrix can then be seen in the clip turning her ire, and profanity, on the black man who confronted her and filmed the incident.
When Sharmake Omar asked Hendrix if she flung the vile slur at the child, she told him, “Yeah,” the clip showed.
“He took my son’s stuff,” she declared.
Omar, 30, pressed the blonde woman, who was carrying a child on her hip, and asked if “digging” through her belongings would justify using a racial slur against a child.
“If that’s what he’s going to act like,” she said before repeating the slur several times at Omar while he recorded.
Thousands of people online condemned Hendrix for using the hateful language, especially against a child.
The boy is autistic, Omar told NBC News, adding his parents, who are from Somalia, were supervising their three other children on the playground at the time of the incident.
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