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The viral Ole Miss monkey video has sparked national outrage, a university investigation, and now an 18-year-old student's withdrawal from college. But has the backlash become bigger than the original offense? Oh, we're going there!

A Ring doorbell camera captured University of Mississippi students making monkey sounds and gestures outside an apartment occupied by Black students. The video went viral, CBS News weighed in, and accusations of racism quickly followed.

One student has since apologized and voluntarily withdrawn from Ole Miss amid reports of harassment.

Let's be clear: What happened on that camera was foolish and offensive. But does that justify everything that followed? And when does holding someone accountable become an excuse for public humiliation and retaliation?

In this episode of Unshakable with April Chapman, I'm weighing in on the Ole Miss controversy, questioning the media's framing of the story, and challenging the culture of perpetual victimhood that has convinced an entire generation that being offended is the same as being endangered.

We're talking about:

• The viral Ole Miss Ring camera footage and accusations of racism

• CBS News and the media narrative surrounding the incident

• The 18-year-old student who apologized and withdrew from college

• The difference between accountability and public punishment

• Why emotional resilience, forgiveness, and personal responsibility still matter

And here's something else: I don't teach my children that white people are the standard they should measure themselves against. God's standard of righteousness and upright moral character is the standard. Period.

**THE QUESTION:** Can we acknowledge offensive behavior without turning every offense into a national crisis?

Drop your thoughts in the comments. I want to know where YOU draw the line between legitimate accountability and cancel culture.

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