An ultra-woke protester in Minnesota has been roasted online after she cried that it felt wrong to visit Renee Nicole Good’s memorial — because “white tears” aren’t helpful.
Footage of the woman’s mind-boggling remark exploded on social media on Thursday after a Daily Wire reporter questioned why she’d decided to visit the scene where Good was fatally shot by an ICE agent.
“It feels kind of wrong being here in a way,” the woman said, noting that it was down to her being a white female with a lot of “privilege.”
A woman at the makeshift memorial for Renee Good told me it felt wrong for her to be there.
Because she’s a white woman with a lot of “privilege”
“I feel like white tears are not always helpful or necessary.” pic.twitter.com/B6ZASuWLEZ
— Brecca Stoll (@breccastoll) January 9, 2026
“I don’t know where that stems from,” she continued.
“I feel like white tears are not always helpful or necessary. Black and brown people have been experiencing this for a long time. This isn’t new for them.”
Social media users quickly seized on her comments, with many pointing out: “Does she realize Renee was also white?”
“Glad she white-splained that to me,” one person posted on X.
Another chimed in, “These white liberal women are absolutely propagandized to the max.”
“Critical theory has extruded her emotions into thermoplastic string,” one X user said.
Others quipped that New York City’s socialist Mayor Zohran Mamdani needed to “hire this lady, stat!”
“Woke mind virus is powerful,” one person posted.
Many other confused viewers simply described the interview as “insane.”
The footage started going viral as anti-ICE protests erupted across the country and Democrat leaders ramped up their divisive rhetoric in the wake of Wednesday’s fatal shooting.
A Minneapolis ICE agent opened fire on Good on the suburban street after the feds allege she tried to mow him down with her SUV.
President Trump was among those to quickly praise the agents’ actions — arguing he was acting in self-defense after being struck by the protestor’s vehicle.
