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It鈥檚 a rare piece of writing that engenders the wrath of black militants and white supremacists, but that鈥檚 just what a March 13 by Kent State photojournalism major Beth Rankin did after it was published under the headline, 鈥淚 Am Not A White B----.鈥�

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The column criticized the Kent State student organization Black United Students, or BUS, for promoting a black supremacist agenda and demonstrating hostility toward whites. Rank described being called a 鈥渨hite b----鈥� at two recent BUS events she was assigned to cover for the Daily Kent Stater.

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鈥淚 am not a white b----. I am a straight, white girl who will always do everything in her power to support the plight of all minorities,鈥� Rankin wrote. 鈥淚 don鈥檛 use the color of your skin against you, so please do not use mine against me.鈥�

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BUS members responded to the column by posting flyers across the Kent State campus depicting a figure dressed in a Ku Klux Klan robe next to Rankin鈥檚 name.

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But white supremacists were hardly claiming her as one of their own. 鈥淔---听this b----. She needs to be kept stable for breeding purposes only,鈥� wrote Vanguard News Network senior member .鈥�

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鈥淚 want to hand this b----听the heads of her loved ones. I want to drink her tears before I shed her blood.鈥�

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Outraged by Rankin鈥檚 pledge of support for civil rights despite her own experiences with reverse racism, dozens of other racists posting to websites like Vanguard News Network and branded Rankin a race traitor and threatened her life.

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鈥淭hese are the Whites that need to be killed鈥攚orthless n-----loving scum,鈥� wrote VNN senior member .鈥�

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Last Wednesday, according to the Akron Beacon Journal, the FBI office in Cleveland Rankin that white supremacists were posting death threats and were distributing her telephone number, E-mail address, and work schedule.

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On March 27, two weeks after Rankin鈥檚 column was published, about 100 students, including Rankin, attended a regularly scheduled of the BUS, which a campus reporter described as 鈥渉eated but peaceful.鈥�

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Meanwhile, Rankin鈥檚 column remains a hot topic on white supremacist discussion boards, where the tone remains anything but peaceful. 鈥淭he solution to this particular problem and those like her [is to] pack freaks such as her into cattle cars and double-time them into the Grand Canyon as per the solution proffered by [National Alliance founder] Dr. William L. Pierce,鈥� wrote VNN junior member 鈥淶ek S 854.鈥�

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Going for a classic VNN misogynist/racist/anti-Semitic trifecta, Frank Toliver summed up the VNN thread by calling Rankin, 鈥渁nother race traitor w---- and proof positive why white women need to be put back into the kitchen, well away from any jew trendiness.鈥�

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