North Carolina NAACP advocates have broken their silence after a male black student allegedly almost beat to death his Muslim female classmate.
On March 7 Ardrey Kell High School in Charlotte revealed that there was an ‘altercation’ between two students, both 15, inside a classroom.
The NAACP claimed the alleged aggressor was not motivated by race and has been receiving death threats despite the FBI not finding sufficient evidence to prove his alleged assault was a hate crime.
The situation has sparked a ‘racial divide’ between the local black and Arab communities, the organization believes.
But the female student and her family stand by their claim that she was brutally assaulted and berated with slurs by the boy, a football player, in a vicious hate crime because of her ethnicity and faith.
‘He called me the N-word and told me to go back to my country,’ the female student, whose name has not been released, said in a statement, according to WCNC.
Photos of the victim, who wears a hijab, after the violent incident show her face bloodied, swollen and bruised.
Jibril Hough of the Islamic Center of Charlotte, an advocate for the girl and her family, said she was nearly ‘beaten to death’ and had to have surgery to fix broken bones in her face. Her eyesight has not yet returned.
‘After his repetitive verbal assault he beat her with several punches to the head and the face,’ Hough said at a March press conference.
Calling the alleged perpetrator a “boy” is obviously racist.
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