(Dmytro “Henry” Aleksandrov, Headline USA) It was recently revealed that a state-sponsored food pantry prohibited white people from taking food while saying that non-white people should be able to feed themselves and their loved ones.
Alpha News reported that Mykela “Keiko” Jackson used Minnesota’s Paths to Black Health Grant to launch the Food Trap Project Bodega, a free food pantry on the property of Sanctuary Covenant Church that discriminated against white people.
“The resources found in here are intended for black & Indigenous Folx. Please refrain from taking anything if you’re not,” a sign posted on the pantry stated, according to Alpha News.
Howard Dotson, a chaplain and caretaker of an apartment building in Minneapolis, learned about this example of anti-white racism when one of his tenants was refused help at the pantry because he was white.
“This is not building community. It’s destroying it,” he told Alpha News, adding that Jackson herself turned him away.
“I went over there and confronted her. I told her that I saw the sign, and I asked if she really thought she could take grant money from the state and discriminate against poor white people.” […]
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