Michigan Senate Candidate’s Aide Faces Scrutiny Over 2019-2020 Anti-White Posts

1 articles · Updated · Fox News · Jun 19

2019 and 2020 posts by Roxie Richner, communications director for Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, resurfaced with attacks on white people and repeated criticism of white women.
May and June 2020 messages, posted after George Floyd’s death and during unrest, said white women were “policy failures” and mocked white residents worried about looting and neighborhood violence.
A 2020 post after Joe Biden’s election also blamed “white youth and white women,” while a 2019 message rebuked white people defending Biden’s past remarks and dismissed claims that white Americans face racial discrimination.
The resurfaced posts add to scrutiny around El-Sayed’s campaign, which has already faced criticism over his ties to Hasan Piker and last week’s indictment of former staffer Mariam Odeh in an alleged threats case.