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#CrazyAssWhitePeople: Video Of Frat Members Mocking Slavery At The University of Georgia Surfaces
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4:44Now PlayingListen up! Black people never like to hear about picking cotton or cotton picking in slave labor camps (also called plantations).
It was not funny then and it sure as hell is not funny now ... But members of the Xi Lambda chapter of the Tau Kappa Epsilon frat at the University of Georgia decided to try to make a joke out of it anyway ... #PressPlay
A spokesman for Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity said it was made aware of the video on Friday, and the event was not a Tau Kappa Epsilon function.
"These four individuals acted outside the expectations of our membership and their chapter and therefore were removed from both," Tau Kappa Epsilon said. [Read More]
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