On April 2, Beijing time, a rare scene appeared last week in a high school track and field 2,000 yards (1,600 meters) race in Florida.
The leading white guy was suddenly attacked by a black player behind him, and there was an uproar at the scene. However, the athletes behind him continued to compete as if nothing had happened. The Organizing Committee and the Federal JC have not yet given relevant statements.
Although the incident was badly resonated, it was black athletes who were beaten, and it was white athletes who were beaten. This video can only be continuously transmitted on the Internet. On the website of the National High School League, there is no such scene of the game.
It was an athletics race last weekend at Tohopekaliga Tiger Invitational High School in Kissimmee, Florida.
The white lad who led the run did not notice that a black athlete appeared behind him. The latter punched the white guy to the ground with a heavy punch.
The audience stood up and someone shouted is this a joke? Joey, hurry up!
It is unclear what the white man who was beaten was named.
A week after the incident, the relevant institutions and the organizing committee did not clearly explain the matter, which triggered strong dissatisfaction among netizens. Since this week, pictures and videos of related events have gone viral on social media.
In addition to accusing the black guys who beat people, netizens expressed strong dissatisfaction with the fact that none of the contestants in the back expressed concern for the beaters. And almost all of the contestants were black, except for the front runners.
The messages of European and American netizens for other contestants are as follows:
They won't even stop. Didn't anyone pay attention to that unlucky guy?
Didn't anyone look back?
Running so much, are they all blind?
If I'm on the spot, I want to give someone who keeps running a punch.
TMZ reported that the black guy was not a 2,000-yard contestant. But because the white guy who had blocked the run before, he forcibly pushed it away.
But clearly this argument doesn't hold water.
High school competitions across the Country are fairly professional. In addition to the contestants, there are also staff. If it is not a contestant, or a contestant in other projects, someone will remind you on the spot.
After the game, someone called the police, but until now, they have not given an explanation.
The organizing committee of the competition did not have relevant explanations, and they were not even willing to disclose the current situation of the injured, whether they could still participate in the study and competition.
And if the white guy gives the black frontrunner a shot from behind, it is estimated that the media will be fried.
This time of year is the stage for all kinds of competitions in the United States. There are many participants, and their experience in organizing competitions should be very rich.
But after the accident, Lao Mei's ability to cope is also very poor.
Most of ESPN's current coverage of the NCAA revolves around the accomplishments of transgender and black players. White male players have not appeared on their front pages for a long time.
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