The Spectacle Ep. 271: Why No One Wants to Talk About the Murder of a White Woman | The American Spectator

A 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee fled the war with Russia only to be murdered on a train in Charlotte. Iryna Zarutska came to America seeking safety, but instead landed in the hands of a killer, a black man named Decarlos Brown. Our system failed her by keeping a violent man with a long criminal record out on the streets. Yet Democrats and the media are more than happy to look the other way and ignore this story completely. (RELATED: Did Decarlos Brown End the Civil Rights Era in America?)

On this episode of The Spectacle Podcast, hosts Melissa Mackenzie and Scott McKay examine what Iryna Zarutska’s tragic death reveals about race relations in America today. They explain how racially motivated crimes are on the rise, examine the cultures in which these crimes proliferate, and expose why Democrats and the media would rather silence the conversation than confront reality. (RELATED: If You See a Girl Bleeding Out on a Train, What Would You Do?)

Tune in to hear their discussion.

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