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Ole Miss students targeted with racist gestures in Ring camera video speak out

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Ole Miss students targeted with racist gestures in Ring camera video speak out. (2026, November 11). CBS News. https://www.cbsnews.com/video/ole-miss-students-targeted-with-racist-gestures-in-ring-camera-video-speak-out/

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Students from the University of Mississippi spoke about their experience after a video captured by a Ring security camera showed women outside their dorm room making racist gestures towards them. The interview, conducted by CNN's Jericka Duncan, provides insight into how the targeted students have been affected by this incident.
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The University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) launched an investigation after a video showing two white female students making monkey sounds and gestures near the apartment of Black students went viral on social media. The incident occurred on November 6, 2026, around 8:37 PM, as captured by a Ring doorbell camera outside Jakiyra Metcalf's apartment. Alaina Kunes, one of the individuals in the video, issued an apology and stated she was unaware of the racial implications at the time but did not admit to intentional racism. Ole Miss Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Shawnboda Mead condemned the behavior, emphasizing the university’s commitment to maintaining a safe and respectful environment. In response to widespread backlash, Kunes has withdrawn from the university temporarily. Her family's business, the Wisconsin-based Kunes Auto Group, is now facing legal challenges related to racism claims.

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Ole Miss Investigates Racist Gestures Incident
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Topics

Ole Miss Ring

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Jericka Duncan PERSON · 1× Ole Miss ORG · 1× Ring ORG · 1×

Narrative

The Ole Miss students who live in the dorm room where a group of women was caught making racist gestures on a Ring camera sat down with Jericka Duncan to discuss the ordeal.
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The Ole Miss students who live in the dorm room where a group of women was caught making racist gestures on a Ring camera sat down with Jericka Duncan to discuss the ordeal. asserted
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