We’re at the point where pretty much every square-inch of the Shiloh Hendrix racial slur controversy has been debated and overanalyzed ad nauseam. It’s an n-bomb that, we’re told, rivals the destructive power of anything we dropped on Hiroshima or Nagasaki. But despite all of the coverage, probably the single most important aspect of the story — which is how exactly Minnesota woman Shiloh Hendrix ended up in a playground with two individuals “of Somali heritage” in the first place — still hasn’t been widely discussed. And that’s too bad, because that’s the part of the story that elevates it beyond a discussion about Shiloh Hendrix and language policing. It’s a question that has significant relevance to every American citizen. So it’s worth asking: Why exactly were those two individuals 8,000 miles away from Somalia? And what are so many Somalis doing in this…
The Part Of The Shiloh Hendrix Case No One Wants To Talk About
