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  Published on Thursday, 18 August 2011 15:35 Written by John T. Bennett ShareTweetRelying on documents made available exclusively through a Freedom of Information Act request, we can add another face to the growing picture of racial "flash mob" violence in America. It is a face that the media have concealed from public view. This writer was forced to use the local Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) to ascertain the facts about the racial identity of one of the victims of these attacks. The media concealed the identity of the white victim apparently because of misguided racial sensitivity.
  At the Wisconsin State fair, groups of black teens numbering anywhere from 25 to 100 "were targeting anyone who was white or appeared to look white," and beating them, according to the local police chief. At least 18 people were injured, and 30 have been arrested. In Denver, couples leaving restaurants were being attacked by a group of black men with baseball bats. A young white man named Carter Strange had his skull fractured by a mob in South Carolina. He was attacked at random while jogging.
  A young white man named Dawid Strucinski was beaten into a coma by a mob in Bayonne, NJ. Anna Taylor, Emily Guendelsberger, and Thomas Fitzgerald were beaten to the ground and stomped in separate Philadelphia flash mobs. "Every weekend in July," according to local news, "police have battled large, flash-mob beatings and vandalism" in Greensboro, NC. In a mostly-white suburb of Cleveland, witnesses reported large groups of young blacks walking through the streets, "shouting profanities and racial epithets," and one man was viciously beaten while leaving a restaurant with his wife and friends. A young white lady named Shaina Perry was taunted and beaten by a black mob in Milwaukee who remarked "Oh, white girl bleeds a lot." The similarities among these attacks point to a trend: First of all, these are not run-of-the-mill crimes. They typically involve group attacks against defenseless, random victims who have no means to resist and did nothing to provoke their attackers. These flash mobs often stomp their victims even after they are down, as most of the news reports describe.
  John T. Bennett (MA, University of Chicago, MAPSS '07) is a veteran, writer, and law student at Emory University. His work appears at American Thinker and World Net Daily, among others. He can be contacted at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.