University Professor Bethany Latik has claimed that marriage promotes white supremacy,

to which a local resident Braden Smith responded, finally someone said it.

I've been trying to explain how problematic marriage is to my girlfriend for 17 years,

and that by tying that knot, we might as well be tying the knot on our

Grand Wizard outfits.

Smith continued, as much as I would love to take a vow to only smash one woman for

eternity, it's just way too racist. You heard what the professor said, I could never

do that to black people. Bar owner Jamal Green responded by saying, I knew something about holding

an expensive ceremony with this woman I've only been with for 12 years was not sitting right with me.

But now I realize it's because of racism.

Before asking the news team, how much enrolling his wife in that lecture might run him?

36 year old firefighter Jose Lopez is quoted as saying I see no difference

between wedding vows and screaming the N word and states that he also felt

there might be something white supremacist about dinner with the in-laws and

asked if that professor abroad could take a look into that as well.

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