In a video published on Monday, a black female said to be a campus employee accosts a white male said to be a student at San Francisco State University out of hostility to the “cultural appropriation” of his dreadlock hairstyle.
“You’re saying I can’t have a hairstyle, because of your culture? Why?” asks the white male, who appears to be wearing a dress.
“Because it’s my culture,” responds the black female.
“Do you know that it was in Egyptian culture? Are you Egyptian? Naw,” replied the male student with animated body language.
Interjecting, a black male observer who appears to be wearing pink leggings asks the white male if he’s Egyptian.
As the white male attempts to leave up a staircase, the black female grabs his left arm sleeve. Giving in to the pull, the white male demands to be left alone as he descends back to the main floor.
Fitting in with a deepening pattern of offense-taking across colleges and universities, the incident is yet another illustration of the pursuit of grievance cultivated by the left.
UPDATE: San Francisco State University has declared that none of the persons visible in the video as employees of the school.
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