Niecy Nash Wants Racist White People To Stop Calling 911 For Non Emergencies [VIDEO]

Niecy Nash Wants Racist White People To Stop Calling 911 For Non Emergencies [VIDEO]
Niecy Nash is combating racism with a new video which details a way for white people to conflict their fear of black people in America. In the short video, which is portrayed as an infomercial, Nash is the spokesperson for the new hotline, requesting white people to stop calling 911 in the wake of non-emergencies but instead, call 1-844-WYT-FEAR. If viewers needed help deciphering between non-emergencies and harassment, the video provides realistic examples of white people calling the police on black people.

For instance, Permit Patty, BBQ Becky, Coupon Carl, and when Bob Marley’s granddaughter tried entering their AirBNB while on vacation all made a cameo on the short infomercial. According to reports, the hotline is actually real.
Watch the video below.
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