Amy Cooper

The juror told The Chicago Sun-Times that in the end, the jury of six women and six men “all thought we were doing Jussie a favor.”

Amy Cooper notoriously called police and made false claims against Central Park bird watcher Christian Cooper, a Black man, in May 2020.

Amy Cooper, dubbed Central Park Karen, is speaking out about her headline-making encounter with a Black male birdwatcher last May.

White women have launched a disturbing new TikTok trend in which they cry on command and then suddenly stop to smile at the camera.

Amy Cooper, AKA Central Park Karen, is suing her former employer for labeling her a ‘racist’ over the encounter with a Black birdwatcher.

Amy Cooper, dubbed Central Park Karen for accusing a Black bird watcher of threatening her, had charges against her dropped.

In her second call to 911, they revealed, the woman told authorities even more lies about Central Park birdwatcher Christan Cooper.

The creator, publicizing it on Instagram, wrote ‘2020 is the year of the KAREN! Scare all ur friends with ur big hair and narrow mind.’

Entitled white women, branded as ‘Karen’, have been calling the police on Black people and research shows California and NY leading the way.

The man who posted the video of a white woman calling 911 on him after he asked her to leash her dog in Central Park will not cooperate with the DA on case.

Amy Cooper has been charged with filing a false police report against a Black bird watcher during an incident in New York’s Central Park.

According to a video published on Tuesday, Karlos Dillard, a Black man based in Seattle, was driving and was cut off by the unnamed white woman. 

Watch Tiffany Boone, Simone Missick, Pauletta Washington, Ryan Michelle Bathe, Kimberly Hebert, and more perform ‘A Black Woman Speaks’ by Bhea Richards.

Amy Cooper is being dragged on Twitter after details of an alleged marital affair were revealed in a New York Times article.

For Dr. Yusef Salaam, watching the Amy Cooper video at Central Park brought back memories and triggers of a time not too long ago.

Amy Cooper called 911 and falsely claimed a Black man had threatened her life. Gov. Andrew Cuomo is pushing to make similar incidents a hate crime.

Amy Cooper, the white woman who called the police on a Black man who asked her to leash her dog, has gotten her beloved pooch back.