Oh, So That's Why We Haven't Heard About This 'Transphobic' Murder

Oh, So That's Why We Haven't Heard About This 'Transphobic' Murder (townhall.com)

Earlier this month, a Portland man was brutally stabbed to death protecting his transgender-identifying friend from a convicted criminal, who was allegedly targeting the "LGBTQ+ person." More than two weeks later, why haven't we heard about this seemingly "anti-trans" hate-fueled murder on the streets of an ultra-liberal haven? It's self-evident: The suspect is black.

"It was a hate crime," the victim's sister, Danielle Smith, told KOIN News in a TV interview. "She was trans [allegedly the intended target], he [the suspect] didn't like it, and Colin—defending his friend—was in the way. And that's what happened. It's just tragic."



Like illegal alien Gerson Fuentes, who repeatedly raped a 10-year-old Ohio girl, and Black Lives Matter ideologue Darrell E. Brooks, who mass murdered senior citizens and a child attending a Christmas parade, Jackson is afforded non-editorialized descriptors absent of modifiers and the go-to flourishes that the vulturous, pouncing media oft-employs to politicize a tragedy.

Of course, if the races were reversed in this tragic case of interracial violence, and Jackson were a white man accused of murdering a black victim, we would know every single aspect of the suspect's life down to the most minute details: where he went to high school, his mother's maiden name, the first car he owned, etc. Reports of a "white supremacist," "transphobic" murderer knifing an "LGBTQ ally" would be spotlighted on the front page of The Washington Post and be center stage in CNN's coverage.

This is so true of how the left reports, it's nice to see a great conservative site point this out