Racism in this country isn't gonna' die until the white establishment is totally and completely destroyed and we thank the Lord for that glorious day coming soon! Here is is this teenage girl, one year from 18 who fell in love with a hispanic man and they are giving full coverage to this story as if some great tragedy happened. The two were in love, so they ran off so they could be together. NO CRIME WAS COMMITTED! Her parents were kicking up a fuss, probably because the man was hispanic, of course they'll never admit that, but he didn't harm her! They were in love and this girl is ready to be out on her own. That's why I honestly feel the age of consent needs to be 16 like it is in every other country in the fuckin' world! I myself would have had a lot less trouble if I could have left home at 16. But no REAL crime was committed except they wanted to be together and by this country's silly laws, she wasn't old enough. Mature enough but not old enough, now they're gonna' put him in jail for as long as they can and taker tthis poor girl through another round of kkk brainwashing so she'll know not to run off again with somebody that isn't white.
Now a pregnant Black woman was thrown in her bathtub and set on fire by her crazy boyfriend. She's in th hospital barely clinging on to life, but the RACIST MAINSTREAM MEDIA has said nothing about this poor woman. Instead they want to focus on this white girl, who I'm not blaming, who made a choice to pursue her own happiness with a hispanic man. This is the underlying message the media is putting out; this story got so much traction because they don't like the fact that this gorgeous little white chick fell in love with this hispanic man. He's not that much older than her. Now had he been white, this story would not be all over the country like this telling their twisted fucked up version of the facts. As for the poor Black woman, fuck her. They might do a report on her if she finally dies and her boyfriend goes on trial for murder!

Florida teen who went missing with soccer coach found safe

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© WJAX caitlyn-and-rian-1511919403734-10105257-ver1-0-640-360.jpg A missing Florida teenage girl who police said was traveling north with a 27-year-old high school soccer coach has been found safe in New York, a Florida sheriff's office says.
Caitlyn Frisina, 17, was found on Friday, according to the Columbia County Sheriff's Office, which tweeted the news. More information about how or where she was located wasn't immediately available. It wasn't clear whether she was with the coach, Rian Rodriguez.
Watch: Mother of Florida runaway says she thinks soccer coach lied to teenInvestigators say Frisina was seen on surveillance video in Georgia and North Carolina with Rodriguez, who is a boy's soccer coach at Fort White High School, where Frisina is a senior and reportedly plays on the girls' soccer team.
According to a missing persons report, Frisina left her home in Lake City through her bedroom window, taking some clothes and her wallet but leaving her cellphone, which had been erased of data. Police said in the report they obtained a text message the girl sent to a friend that indicates she is with Rodriguez and that there "may be a relationship" between Frisina and the coach.
Sheriff Mark Hunter said Wednesday Rodriguez is a friend of Frisina's family and is the assistant coach on the boy's soccer team at her high school, which Frisina's father coaches. The Columbia County School District has since suspended Rodriguez.
Watch: Cameras spot 17-year-old who ran away with soccer coachHunter didn't detail the relationship between Frisina and Rodriguez and said his primary focus was to bring the teen home safely.
"She's with a person who is 10 years her senior in a supervisory capacity over her as a coach," Hunter said. "She is legally a juvenile. Although she's 17 years old, she's still unable to consent by law."
Hunter said Rodriguez faces possible criminal charges of interference with child custody and could face further charges depending on what the investigation yields.
Her parents had issued an emotional plea for her return. Her mother, Scarlet Frisina, told CBS News' Meg Oliver she believed Rodriguez manipulated the teen.
"I know that she to some degree left on her own. But I absolutely believe that she was lied to and totally misled," Scarlet Frisina said.

Pregnant woman allegedly set on fire by boyfriend gives birth 7 weeks early

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Laquinn Phillips, 34, is accused of setting his girlfriend, Andrea Grinage, 30, on fire. (Prince George's County Police Departmen)

A pregnant woman who was allegedly set on fire by her boyfriend in Maryland gave birth seven weeks early to a baby girl, reports said.

Laquinn Phillips, 34, is accused of setting his girlfriend, Andrea Grinage, 30, on fire during a domestic incident just before 12 p.m. Friday at their apartment in Capitol Heights, FOX5 DC reported. Grinage banged on neighbors’ door looking for help, suffering from severe burns throughout her body.

"She was very brave," Prince George's County police spokesperson Jennifer Donelan said. "We want her family to know how brave she was, suffering as badly as she was, critically burned, worried about her unborn child, dealing with those injuries and was able to share that information with us so that we could get moving with our investigation and locate this person."

Police said they could see smoke billowing from the second and third floors of the apartment building.
Grinage went into early labor when she was rushed to the hospital. She and her newborn girl are in critical condition, the victim’s mother told the news station.
Phillips was arrested after he turned himself in. He faces charges including first and second-degree attempted murder, arson and assault.