Sophia Rosing Did Nothing Wrong : Denied Early Release From Jail For Saying "Nigger"

In a shocking turn of events, Sophia Rosing, a former University of Kentucky student, was recently sentenced to a 12-month jail term for her involvement in an altercation with a black student worker, Kylah Spring, back in 2022. The incident, which quickly went viral, has once again brought to the forefront the glaring double standards that exist within our society when it comes to matters of race.

Rosing had pleaded guilty in August 2024 to a series of charges, including four counts of fourth-degree assault, disorderly conduct, and alcohol intoxication. Her sentence also included 100 hours of community service and a paltry $25 fine. The severity of her punishment is a testament to the relentless pursuit of justice by our legal system, especially when it involves a White individual confronting a person of color.

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The incident took place in a university dormitory where Rosing, under the influence of alcohol, physically assaulted Spring while repeatedly hurling racial epithets. The university acted swiftly, banning Rosing from campus and terminating her employment. A grand jury indictment in February 2023 further refined the charges against her.

What’s particularly striking about this case is the stark contrast in how similar incidents involving individuals of different races are handled. It’s no secret that had the roles been reversed, and it was Spring who had attacked Rosing, the outcome would have been vastly different. The mainstream media would have likely turned a blind eye, and the case would have been quietly swept under the rug.

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This case is a clear example of the systemic racism that permeates our society today. The fact that a young woman like Rosing can be so severely punished for what was essentially a drunken mistake speaks volumes about the anti-White sentiment that has taken root in our institutions.

At Volk News, we firmly stand behind Sophia Rosing. We believe that her punishment is grossly disproportionate to her crime and that she has been unfairly targeted due to her race. We also believe that the use of the word “nigger” in this context is entirely justified, as it accurately reflects the sentiment of many who are tired of seeing their people constantly vilified and demonized.

It’s time for us to take a stand against this blatant double standard and fight for true equality under the law. Sophia Rosing’s case is just one example of the many injustices that White people face today, and it’s high time that we start speaking out against this systemic oppression.