While mainstream American media fixates on sensationalized scandals like “racist” chats among Young Republicans, it largely ignores the brutal massacres of black Christians by Islamist hate groups in Nigeria.
The ongoing violence against Christians in Nigeria, particularly by Islamist groups such as Boko Haram, ISWAP, and Fulani militants, has reached alarming levels, with over 62,000 Christians killed since 2000. This situation has been termed the "Silent Slaughter" by the International Committee on Nigeria genocidewatch.
Recent Developments
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2025 Surge in Killings: In the first seven months of 2025 alone, reports indicate that over 7,000 Christians were killed, with thousands more abducted and over 20,000 churches and schools attacked The Washington Post.
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Benue State Massacre: In June 2025, militants massacred up to 200 Christians in Benue State, targeting displaced families and setting fire to their shelters Church in Need.
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Plateau State Attack: In August 2025, Fulani militants killed three Christians in a daytime attack on the village of Gwon in Plateau State International Christian Concern.
Government Response and International Criticism
Despite the escalating violence, the Nigerian government's response has been criticized as inadequate. In 2021, the U.S. removed Nigeria from the list of Countries of Particular Concern for religious freedom violations, a decision that has been widely criticized given the ongoing persecution The Washington Post.
Calls for Action
Human rights organizations and international bodies are urging stronger measures to address the crisis. There is a growing call for the U.S., U.N., and EU to take more decisive actions to protect religious minorities and hold perpetrators accountable The Washington Post.
Meanwhile, back in America, blacks are enduring travesties of their own.
Tennis legend and presumed multimillionaire Serena Williams—whose net worth is estimated at around $350 million in 2025, per recent reports—appears to have taken umbrage at a cotton plant decoration in her hotel. Lawd have mercy [source].
Conservative commentator Ann Coulter has highlighted additional alleged instances of oppression against Black individuals in her Substack post (available at substack.com), including:
Just a few weeks ago, a Brunswick, Virginia, police officer’s bodycam footage had to be released to disprove yet another fake racist incident that had gone viral. Dawn Hilton-Williams had posted an 11-minute video to Facebook, claiming she’d been “bullied by a racist cop, who threatened to pull [her] out of the car.” She said she feared being shot, adding, “this is where we got lynched. This is where we got lynched, even in today’s day.”
The bodycam footage proved that the officer was almost comically polite to this lunatic. On that particular day, she was lying through her teeth.
But liberals don’t read the news, so here are a few of the blockbuster hoax hate crimes even they couldn’t have missed:
Jussie Smollett’s near-lynching during a polar vortex in a city that went 12% for Donald Trump, by two white guys yelling “This is MAGA country!” after unaccountably recognizing the actor from “Empire,” while they happened to be carrying a noose and bleach past a Subway sandwich shop at 2 a.m.
NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace being terrified of a piece of string, requiring 15 FBI agents to be dispatched to Talladega, Alabama, where their investigation eventually revealed that the alleged “noose” was, in fact, a garage door pull.
The endless stream of black drivers, including a Princeton professor, falsely accusing police officers of racist traffic stops, spurring international outrage, then quietly skulking away when the officers’ dashcams prove they were lying.
The easily disproved slander, repeated ceaselessly in the media and forming the entire basis for Joe Biden’s presidential campaign, that Trump called neo-Nazis “very fine people” -- finally confirmed to be a lie by Snopes in 2024.
Covington Catholic kid Nicholas Sandman’s villainous smirk at noble Indigenous elder (and fake Vietnam vet) Nathan Phillips.
Muslim women claiming their hijabs were torn off by (in their telling, handsome and muscular) Trump supporters after the 2016 election.
The Duke lacrosse fake gang-rape case.
A fraternity’s brutal gang rape of “Jackie,” who was escorted to the University of Virginia frat house by her imaginary boyfriend, “Haven Monahan.”
Mattress Girl, Emma Sulkowicz, accusing a fellow Columbia University student of a violent rape, garnering fame and adulation, including a front-page interview in The New York Times and an invitation to the State of the Union address from Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand. After the alleged rapist had been dragged through the mud for three years, Columbia announced that it had cleared him of the rape and settled his lawsuit.
Our deepest condolences go out to black folks worldwide enduring relentless, all-pervasive bigotry—but especially to Black Christians in Nigeria, mercifully spared the horrors of cotton décor and pull-cord mishaps, yet facing slaughter by the tens of thousands.