.@steve_hofmeyr Okay, Steve, let’s sum up your position so far.
— Michelle Solomon (@mishsolomon) October 13, 2013
.@steve_hofmeyr 2. Rape survivors who speak partner rape are “the enemy of women”, even thought this kind of rape is the most common.
— Michelle Solomon (@mishsolomon) October 13, 2013
.@steve_hofmeyr 3. When black men harm white women, you’ll protest against ‘white genocide’. When white men hurt white women, it’s “average”
— Michelle Solomon (@mishsolomon) October 13, 2013
.@steve_hofmeyr 4. White women are not used to being raped by “other cultures”, but we are used to being raped by our own.
— Michelle Solomon (@mishsolomon) October 13, 2013
.@steve_hofmeyr 5. White men’s violence is “woefully” low in comparison to black violence & this is bad, despite only 8% of SAns are white.
— Michelle Solomon (@mishsolomon) October 13, 2013
.@steve_hofmeyr 6. You don’t feel the need to address white men’s violence against white women, because black violence is worse.
— Michelle Solomon (@mishsolomon) October 13, 2013
How do you respond, Steve?
Michelle Solomon 
“We are used to being raped by our own”. Who raped him so often that he is used to it? Initially I thought he was only mathematically challenged.
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Nope. He seems to believe that it’s only a problem when black men rape his tribe’s property I mean women.
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Am gobsmacked … or maybe I shouldn’t be, after his #RedOctober leadership!
Sharing, because people need to know this utter diatribe over racial profiling!
A rape is a rape is rape! Vomit, Mr. Laagmeyer!
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