 Woman Publicly Disowns Her Parents After She Finds Out Her Mom Is A Trump TrollDisowning your parents is an incredibly painful thing to do. These are the people who created you. The people who raised you and loved you and kissed your  boo-boos  when you got hurt. Unfortunately, sometimes it is necessary as Aubrey Perry, an Australian-based artist and author, recently discovered. In an article written for The Sydney Morning Herald, the young woman explained why she had to cut her parents out of her life and the life of her child.Perry was perusing a list of California Trump delegates when she discovered a horrifying name on the list: her mother s. I found her name when I was scanning the list to see if the white supremacist William Daniel Johnson had been removed (since he d said he would not be attending): there she was, #10 on the list. She said her parents have always been racist. Her mother, an ESL (English Second Language) teacher and basic English teacher at the college level, often referred to her students with contempt when Perry was growing up. She said: Greaseball. Wetback. Spic. Beaner. I grew up with these words in the house. Not because that s what people called us. That s what we called Mexicans. Perry explains that she knew her parents believed ignorant garbage, but because she lives in Australia and only speaks to her parents online, through text and on the phone it was easy to ignore   they never spoke about politics. However, after Perry saw her mom s name on the delegate list she started investigating and what she found is what ultimately led to her decision to severe ties: And I don t use Twitter much. But, wow. My mum does. I recently checked her Twitter page for the first time in a while and was shocked. Hateful memes, ugly language, and appearance-based attacks, targeted at Hillary Clinton, stacked up. And not just hateful, but off-topic and malicious calling Hillary  ugly ,  old  and  screechy . An  unlikeable old bag. The  woman card  stinks!  my mother wrote. My mother! A college instructor! She should know better. She s no internet troll. Is she? She was; her mom was a Trump troll and filled all of her social media accounts with racist, sexist, xenophobic memes and posts. She found videos of her mom being interviewed by Fox News at a California rally. Perry said the video shows her mom saying, He sounds like us, he talks like us   I m all Trump, only Trump, always Trump, forever Trump!  The video reminded her of the Imperial Wizard of the KKK saying that the Klan supports Trump because  what he believes in, we believe in. Perry isn t just an ordinary liberal who is disgusted with Donald Trump just because she is a progressive and he is a conservative; his beliefs hurt her family.  My husband is black. We have a daughter together. My parents  support of a candidate who could not decide if he should accept the endorsement of the KKK is completely intolerable in our home and, ultimately, in our world. She finally confronted her mother, and her mom brushed her off. So, she decided to take screenshots of her mom s hate speech, saved the video clips of her interview on Fox News and posted everything on Facebook, slamming her parents for their ignorance. On Twitter she said, Your Twitter feed makes me disappointed and embarrassed of you as a person, a supposed critical thinker, and my mother. Shocked.  Her mom responded by blocking her on social media. Her dad found out and sent her a threatening email, saying: I know you have never said anything you might not like to be made public,  he wrote,  so if you want to continue this attack mode, please remember all things have consequences. Perry said her parents  response to her criticism hurt her but she wasn t surprised. More importantly, though, she said it was time to speak up and let them know that their hate and ignorance was not acceptable. Her entire life she had kept her mouth shut and let their rhetoric roll off her back and that, she explains, is her biggest regret: By ignoring racism, xenophobia, and misogyny within our families, we are accepting it within our culture. To ignore is to accept. As my daughter plays on the floor in front of me while I type this, I think about her ancestry. I think about the suffering that has been endured so that she can live in a free and just world, and I feel a responsibility to the continuity of that humanity. If I don t oppose my parents  behaviour and objectives, if I don t reject Trump and all that he stands for, if I don t change my family s vocabulary so that my daughter never knows the hateful words I heard growing up, I m undoing the progress that generations before me have fought and died for. And that, I won t accept. She s exactly right. As a white woman with a mixed race child and a husband who is from Central America, I know where she is coming from. For a very long time I ignored the hate coming, not from my parents, but from other people who I was close to. People I d grown up with, gone to school with. It was easier to pretend they were not that stupid than to confront them and get into an argument. Like Perry, I came to the realization that by not telling these people how I felt, how their hate affected my son, my husband, our friendship, I was doing a disservice. I started speaking out, I m not friends with some of those people anymore and that s okay, they are not nice people anyway.The point is that by not speaking out, we lead these people to believe that what they are saying is acceptable and it isn t. Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel explains why it is important to use our voices to stop this kind of divisiveness, better than I ever could, while speaking to a group of college graduates in 2011: Do not stand idly by if you witness injustice. You must intervene. You must interfere. You are now going into a world which is hounded, obsessed with so much violence, often so much despair. When you enter this world and you say the world is not good today, good! Correct it! Featured image via FacebookNews
woman publicly downs her parents after she finds out her mom is a trump trolldisowning parents incredibly painful thing these people created the people raised loved kissed got hurt unfortunately sometimes necessary abbrev perry artist author recently discovered in article written the sydney morning herald young woman explained cut parents life life pursuing list california trump delegates discovered horrifying name list mother i found name i scanning list see white supremacist william daniel johnson removed since said would attending list she said parents always racist her mother esl english second language teacher basic english teacher college level often referred students contempt perry growing she said greaseball setback spin bearer i grew words house not people called us that called mexican perry explains knew parents believed ignorant garbage lives australia speaks parents online text phone easy ignore never spoke politics however perry saw mom name delegate list started investigating found ultimately led decision severe ties and i use twitter much but wow my mum i recently checked twitter page first time shocked hateful memes ugly language attacks targeted hillary clinton stacked and hateful malicious calling hillary ugly old screechy an unlikeable old bag the woman card sticks mother wrote my mother a college instructor she know better she internet troll is she mom trump troll filled social media accounts racist sexist xenophobia memes posts she found videos mom interviewed fox news california rally perry said video shows mom saying he sounds like us talks like us i trump trump always trump forever trump the video reminded imperial wizard kkk saying plan supports trump believes believe perry ordinary liberal disgusted donald trump progressive conservative beliefs hurt family my husband black we daughter together my parents support candidate could decide accept endorsement kkk completely intolerable home ultimately world she finally confronted mother mom brushed so decided take screenshots mom hate speech saved video clips interview fox news posted everything facebook spamming parents ignorance on twitter said your twitter feed makes disappointed embarrassed person supposed critical thinker mother shocked her mom responded blocking social media her dad found sent threatening email saying i know never said anything might like made public wrote want continue attack mode please remember things consequences perry said parents response criticism hurt surprised more importantly though said time speak let know hate ignorance acceptable her entire life kept mouth shut let rhetoric roll back explains biggest regret by ignoring racism xenophobia misogyny within families accepting within culture to ignore accept as daughter plays floor front i type i think ancestry i think suffering endured live free world i feel responsibility continuity humanity if i oppose parents behaviour objectives i reject trump stands i change family vocabulary daughter never knows hateful words i heard growing i undoing progress generations fought died and i accept she exactly right as white woman mixed race child husband central america i know coming for long time i ignored hate coming parents people i close people i grown gone school it easier pretend stupid confront get argument like perry i came realization telling people i felt hate affected son husband friendship i disservice i started speaking i friends people anymore okay nice people point speaking lead people believe saying acceptable holocaust survivor else diesel explains important use voices stop kind divisiveness better i ever could speaking group college graduates do stand idle witness injustice you must intervene you must interfere you going world founded obsessed much violence often much despair when enter world say world good today good correct featured image via facebooknews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT:  Woman Publicly Disowns Her Parents After She Finds Out Her Mom Is A Trump TrollDisowning your parents is an incredibly painful thing to do. These are the people who created you. The people who raised you and loved you and kissed your  boo-boos  when you got hurt. Unfortunately, sometimes it is necessary as Aubrey Perry, an Australian-based artist and author, recently discovered. In an article written for The Sydney Morning Herald, the young woman explained why she had to cut her parents out of her life and the life of her child.Perry was perusing a list of California Trump delegates when she discovered a horrifying name on the list: her mother s. I found her name when I was scanning the list to see if the white supremacist William Daniel Johnson had been removed (since he d said he would not be attending): there she was, #10 on the list. She said her parents have always been racist. Her mother, an ESL (English Second Language) teacher and basic English teacher at the college level, often referred to her students with contempt when Perry was growing up. She said: Greaseball. Wetback. Spic. Beaner. I grew up with these words in the house. Not because that s what people called us. That s what we called Mexicans. Perry explains that she knew her parents believed ignorant garbage, but because she lives in Australia and only speaks to her parents online, through text and on the phone it was easy to ignore   they never spoke about politics. However, after Perry saw her mom s name on the delegate list she started investigating and what she found is what ultimately led to her decision to severe ties: And I don t use Twitter much. But, wow. My mum does. I recently checked her Twitter page for the first time in a while and was shocked. Hateful memes, ugly language, and appearance-based attacks, targeted at Hillary Clinton, stacked up. And not just hateful, but off-topic and malicious calling Hillary  ugly ,  old  and  screechy . An  unlikeable old bag. The  woman card  stinks!  my mother wrote. My mother! A college instructor! She should know better. She s no internet troll. Is she? She was; her mom was a Trump troll and filled all of her social media accounts with racist, sexist, xenophobic memes and posts. She found videos of her mom being interviewed by Fox News at a California rally. Perry said the video shows her mom saying, He sounds like us, he talks like us   I m all Trump, only Trump, always Trump, forever Trump!  The video reminded her of the Imperial Wizard of the KKK saying that the Klan supports Trump because  what he believes in, we believe in. Perry isn t just an ordinary liberal who is disgusted with Donald Trump just because she is a progressive and he is a conservative; his beliefs hurt her family.  My husband is black. We have a daughter together. My parents  support of a candidate who could not decide if he should accept the endorsement of the KKK is completely intolerable in our home and, ultimately, in our world. She finally confronted her mother, and her mom brushed her off. So, she decided to take screenshots of her mom s hate speech, saved the video clips of her interview on Fox News and posted everything on Facebook, slamming her parents for their ignorance. On Twitter she said, Your Twitter feed makes me disappointed and embarrassed of you as a person, a supposed critical thinker, and my mother. Shocked.  Her mom responded by blocking her on social media. Her dad found out and sent her a threatening email, saying: I know you have never said anything you might not like to be made public,  he wrote,  so if you want to continue this attack mode, please remember all things have consequences. Perry said her parents  response to her criticism hurt her but she wasn t surprised. More importantly, though, she said it was time to speak up and let them know that their hate and ignorance was not acceptable. Her entire life she had kept her mouth shut and let their rhetoric roll off her back and that, she explains, is her biggest regret: By ignoring racism, xenophobia, and misogyny within our families, we are accepting it within our culture. To ignore is to accept. As my daughter plays on the floor in front of me while I type this, I think about her ancestry. I think about the suffering that has been endured so that she can live in a free and just world, and I feel a responsibility to the continuity of that humanity. If I don t oppose my parents  behaviour and objectives, if I don t reject Trump and all that he stands for, if I don t change my family s vocabulary so that my daughter never knows the hateful words I heard growing up, I m undoing the progress that generations before me have fought and died for. And that, I won t accept. She s exactly right. As a white woman with a mixed race child and a husband who is from Central America, I know where she is coming from. For a very long time I ignored the hate coming, not from my parents, but from other people who I was close to. People I d grown up with, gone to school with. It was easier to pretend they were not that stupid than to confront them and get into an argument. Like Perry, I came to the realization that by not telling these people how I felt, how their hate affected my son, my husband, our friendship, I was doing a disservice. I started speaking out, I m not friends with some of those people anymore and that s okay, they are not nice people anyway.The point is that by not speaking out, we lead these people to believe that what they are saying is acceptable and it isn t. Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel explains why it is important to use our voices to stop this kind of divisiveness, better than I ever could, while speaking to a group of college graduates in 2011: Do not stand idly by if you witness injustice. You must intervene. You must interfere. You are now going into a world which is hounded, obsessed with so much violence, often so much despair. When you enter this world and you say the world is not good today, good! Correct it! Featured image via FacebookNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: woman publicly downs her parents after she finds out her mom is a trump trolldisowning parents incredibly painful thing these people created the people raised loved kissed got hurt unfortunately sometimes necessary abbrev perry artist author recently discovered in article written the sydney morning herald young woman explained cut parents life life pursuing list california trump delegates discovered horrifying name list mother i found name i scanning list see white supremacist william daniel johnson removed since said would attending list she said parents always racist her mother esl english second language teacher basic english teacher college level often referred students contempt perry growing she said greaseball setback spin bearer i grew words house not people called us that called mexican perry explains knew parents believed ignorant garbage lives australia speaks parents online text phone easy ignore never spoke politics however perry saw mom name delegate list started investigating found ultimately led decision severe ties and i use twitter much but wow my mum i recently checked twitter page first time shocked hateful memes ugly language attacks targeted hillary clinton stacked and hateful malicious calling hillary ugly old screechy an unlikeable old bag the woman card sticks mother wrote my mother a college instructor she know better she internet troll is she mom trump troll filled social media accounts racist sexist xenophobia memes posts she found videos mom interviewed fox news california rally perry said video shows mom saying he sounds like us talks like us i trump trump always trump forever trump the video reminded imperial wizard kkk saying plan supports trump believes believe perry ordinary liberal disgusted donald trump progressive conservative beliefs hurt family my husband black we daughter together my parents support candidate could decide accept endorsement kkk completely intolerable home ultimately world she finally confronted mother mom brushed so decided take screenshots mom hate speech saved video clips interview fox news posted everything facebook spamming parents ignorance on twitter said your twitter feed makes disappointed embarrassed person supposed critical thinker mother shocked her mom responded blocking social media her dad found sent threatening email saying i know never said anything might like made public wrote want continue attack mode please remember things consequences perry said parents response criticism hurt surprised more importantly though said time speak let know hate ignorance acceptable her entire life kept mouth shut let rhetoric roll back explains biggest regret by ignoring racism xenophobia misogyny within families accepting within culture to ignore accept as daughter plays floor front i type i think ancestry i think suffering endured live free world i feel responsibility continuity humanity if i oppose parents behaviour objectives i reject trump stands i change family vocabulary daughter never knows hateful words i heard growing i undoing progress generations fought died and i accept she exactly right as white woman mixed race child husband central america i know coming for long time i ignored hate coming parents people i close people i grown gone school it easier pretend stupid confront get argument like perry i came realization telling people i felt hate affected son husband friendship i disservice i started speaking i friends people anymore okay nice people point speaking lead people believe saying acceptable holocaust survivor else diesel explains important use voices stop kind divisiveness better i ever could speaking group college graduates do stand idle witness injustice you must intervene you must interfere you going world founded obsessed much violence often much despair when enter world say world good today good correct featured image via facebooknews