Law enforcement officials in Missouri arrested a 15-year-old girl over the weekend for allegedly assaulting another similarly-aged girl in a horrific incident that was caught on camera. The St. Louis County Police Department reportedly got a call about the fight around 2:30 p.m. on Friday and when they arrived on scene‚ they discovered the victim with a severe head injury. The victim was transferred to a nearby hospital where she is in critical condition. Video of the violent attack went viral on several major accounts on X‚ racking up tens of millions of views over just several hours. The footage shows a black girl‚ who appeared to have a significant size advantage‚ throw a white girl on the ground and start to viciously beat in the victim’s face with her fist. The victim tried to get away from the attacker‚ but the attacker grabbed her on the ground and threw her on her back against the pavement. At that point the attacker grabbed the girl’s shoulders and repeatedly slammed her head into the pavement‚ causing life threatening injuries‚ as other individuals stood around and watched and recorded the attack with their cell phones. The Hazelwood School District — which has reportedly focused on diversity‚ equity‚ and inclusion (DEI) initiatives in recent years — released a statement about the attack. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “It is a tragedy anytime children are hurt‚” the school district said. “Bullying and fighting in the community is an issue for which we all need to take ownership and work towards a resolution for the sake of our children. The Hazelwood School District offers our sincerest condolences to everyone involved‚ and will offer additional emotional support from our support and crisis team to those in need.” “We look forward to continuing to partner with our community for the sake of our children‚” the statement continued. “Please be kind and respectful of the families involved during this difficult time and pledge to help work toward the betterment of our entire community.”

America Ferrera may not have walked away with the Best Supporting Actress after tonight’s Oscars‚ but we’re still remembering her movie and poignant Barbie monologue that resonated with women around the world. America’s nomination was well-deserved for many reasons‚ but the monologue was definitely her stand-out performance. The speech came while her character‚ Gloria‚ was speaking to Barbie about the impossible double standards put on women. If you need a refresher or haven’t seen the movie‚ you can watch the scene below. America Ferrera Remembers the “Pressure” of the “Barbie” Monologue While talking to Vanity Fair‚ America said that the monologue was “one of the first things” director Greta Gerwig mentioned. She told her about it even before America “read the script.” “She said‚ ‘I wrote this monologue for Gloria‚ and I’ve always imagined you saying this.’ While that was flattering‚ it also felt like pressure in the nicest way. I read the monologue and it hit me as powerful and meaningful. It also felt like‚ wow‚ what a gift as an actor to get to deliver something that feels so cathartic and truthful. But it also felt like this pivotal moment that I obviously didn’t want to mess up. There was a little bit of healthy pressure around it.” When the day came to shoot the scene‚ America Ferrera did “30 to 50 full runs” of the Barbie monologue‚ and she said her favorite line was “Always be grateful.” In the end‚ the pressure and practice paid off. Fans loved America Ferrera’s Barbie monologue so much that they made it go viral on social media. But before audiences were wowed‚ Greta and the cast and crew were blown away. “When America was giving her beautiful speech‚ I was just sobbing‚ and then I looked around‚ and I realized everybody’s crying on the set‚” Greta told The Atlantic. “The men are crying too‚ because they have their own speech they feel they can’t ever give‚ you know? And they have their twin tightrope‚ which is also painful.” This story’s feature image is by JC Olivera/Getty Images. The post America Ferrera’s Oscar Nomination Has Us Remembering Her “Barbie” Monologue appeared first on InspireMore.

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