The blowback from blacks taking a stand against a racist hostile environment

COLUMBIA, Mo. – The University of Missouri Police Department increased security on campus Tuesday night after threats were posted on social media.

CBS affiliate KRCG reporters saw several campus police and Missouri State Highway Patrol cars on campus near Speaker's Circle Tuesday evening.

Major Brian Weimer with MUPD said there were several threats posted on social media sites and the police department was aware of them.

The campus has been the site of increasing protests over the last week about the way racists incidents have been handled. On Monday, university system president Tim Wolfe and the top administrator of the Columbia campus, Chancellor R. Bowen Loftin, announced their resignations.

One of the threats was posted to the messaging service YikYak, in which someone said they would "stand my ground and shoot every black person I see."

Major Weimer said there was also a threat called into the Black Culture Center on campus. He wouldn't elaborate on the nature of the threat. The doors to the Black Culture Center were locked as a precaution.

it started because of this

http://edition.cnn.com/2015/11/10/us/missouri-football-players-protest-presidents-resigns/

now black students are supposedly being targeted and harassed near school.

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