TITLE: Campus newspaper editorial: 'Your [white] DNA is an abomination'
SENTENCE 1: You became white… You don’t give a damn.” Later in his rant, he calls the police “fascist foot soldiers” and says a “white supremacist inhabits the White House.”  Update: Racist student op-ed pulled after condemnation from university president  The editorial also suggests that “whiteness in the United States” is a “construct used to perpetuate a system of racist power.”  According to social media posts, Martinez was arrested in Washington, D.C., during President Trump’s inauguration and attempted to crowdfund for legal fees.
SENTENCE 2: A new opinion piece in a Texas State University student newspaper tells white students, “Your DNA is an Abomination.”  “When I think of all the white people I have ever encountered - whether they’ve been professors, peers, lovers, friend, police officers, et cetera - there is perhaps only a dozen I would consider ‘decent,’” student author Rudy Martinez writes in the University Star.
SENTENCE 3: While I believe Mr. Martinez has every right to express his disparaging world-view, I am appalled that the school paper, funded by tuition and tax dollars, would give this guy a platform to do so.”  The editorial concludes: “Whiteness will be over because we want it to be.

Bias label: highly
Annotator rationales:
If you state that someone's DNA is an abomination based on race, then you risk promoting racial hatred and division by attacking people based on an immutable characteristic.
If you generalize about an entire racial group by stating that only a handful of individuals are decent, then you risk perpetuating harmful stereotypes and fostering prejudice against that group.
 If you refer to police officers as "fascist foot soldiers," then you risk promoting a negative and potentially dangerous stereotype of law enforcement without acknowledging the diversity of individuals in these professions.
If you claim that a white supremacist inhabits the White House without providing evidence or context, then you risk making a serious allegation that could be seen as inflammatory or potentially false.
If you state that whiteness is solely a construct used to perpetuate racist power, then you risk presenting a complex social concept as a one-dimensional tool of oppression without acknowledging the diversity of experiences and perspectives within any racial group
If you suggest that a racial identity should be eliminated because a group wants it to be, then you risk promoting the elimination of cultural and racial identities in a way that could be seen as harmful or exclusionary.