‘Racist minorities are wild’: Black woman kicks off a Hispanic passenger sitting beside her in subway, says ‘You don’t deserve to sit around me’

The ugliest legacy of Trump’s MAGA era is the normalization of bigotry as a personality trait. But it’s not just white racist supremacists running the circus anymore; even minorities are auditioning for their own villain arc.

There’s a weekly template at this point: a self-appointed MAGA hall monitor melting down in public. Why? Because someone dared to speak another language, have an accent, or simply exist without the “approved” shade of skin. Usually, it’s the predictable white-supremacist cosplay. But this time, the hate came dressed differently.

In a clip blowing up on X, a Black woman is seen cornering and berating a Hispanic commuter on the New York City subway like she’s marking territory. “Hispanics don’t deserve nothing in America,” she sneers at the passenger beside her. On top of it, she somehow claims moral high ground and doubles down: “You don’t deserve to sit around me, b—ch, I’m being respectful.”

The lady, on the other hand, chose the smartest strategy for surviving public harassment: don’t engage. She keeps her eyes on her phone, refusing to feed the circus. But that only enrages the self-appointed subway sheriff. She starts barking orders, asking her to “get up.” But when she remains silent, the racist woman escalates to shoving the victim out of the seat.

Once she forces her to stand, the rant gets uglier. “Now you stand up, h*e… We ain’t in your country, we’re in my country… sit over with your people!” It’s the bleakest irony imaginable: a Black woman parroting the exact racism her own community has been brutalized with for generations. And the saddest part? Not a single bystander on the train intervenes.

Users on X went into disbelief. Not because subway harassment is new, but because of who was doing it. The Black community has bled for civil rights in the very same country, yet here was a Black woman reenacting the playbook once used against her own people. One user summed up the collective disbelief:

“So let me get this straight here: A black woman physically kicked a Hispanic passenger out of her seat…despite white people doing the exact same thing to blacks during segregation? So, did she forget Rosa Parks suffered the same treatment?”

And let’s be clear, this isn’t “one bad apple.” Yesterday, it was white racists terrorizing Hispanics and Blacks. Today, it’s minorities tearing into each other. Trump’s America didn’t end racism; it franchised it. But Americans are forgetting that if you keep feeding the monster, it always comes home to eat its owner.