Up until November 8th, Kevin Allred was just another run-of-the-mill “Professor of Beyoncé” at Rutgers University. But that all changed when Trump won the Presidency and Allred decided to live-tweet his nervous breakdown.
It all started with the following tweet in which Allred threatened to “shoot at random white people.”
Apparently, the administrators at Rutgers were not all that amused by the threat and sent the police to Allred’s house setting off the following glorious tweet storm.
And, of course, the tweet storm continues on today as Allred attempts to paint himself as the victim rather than the perpetrator who threatened the lives of 1,000 innocent, white snowflakes at Rutgers.
i said: would conservatives care as much abt the 2nd amendment if guns killed more white people? a question meant to expose double standard
— Kevin Allred (@KevinAllred) November 16, 2016
quick note to all you fancy folks thinking you’re gonna get me fired: i’m an adjunct lecturer – NOT a tenured professor like you think.
— Kevin Allred (@KevinAllred) November 17, 2016
AN EXPERIMENT: what if i start “liking” every racist/white nationalist/Trump supporter tweet sent to me? do you think they’d feel validated?
— Kevin Allred (@KevinAllred) November 17, 2016
CAN YOU EVEN IMAGINE WHAT A PSYCHOLOGICAL EVALUATION OF DONALD TRUMP WOULD SHOW??????? LIKE…CAN YOU?????
— Kevin Allred (@KevinAllred) November 17, 2016
was donald trump forced to submit to a psych eval when he told 2nd amendment supporters to go take Hillary Clinton into their own hands?
— Kevin Allred (@KevinAllred) November 17, 2016
But, as is true with most things, we suspect Allred has other motivations behind extending his new-found fame…perhaps it has something to do with his desire to publish his “Politicizing Beyonce” book?
I JUST WANT TO GET THIS #POLITICIZINGBEYONCÉ BOOK PUBLISHED!!! ???????????????????????? http://pic.twitter.com/2AHJL4i1fy
— Kevin Allred (@KevinAllred) August 15, 2016
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