Drunk Bikini-Clad Florida Mother Loses Control on Black Neighbors, Rants on About MLK, Jr. 

In a recently released video, a bikini-clad Tallahassee, Florida woman yells racial slurs and obscenities at her Black neighbors for no apparent reason.

According to U.K.’s The Express, the incident took place in march but the video surfaced online this week.

The barely clothed cigarette smoking woman starts to yell obscenities at a group of Black people passing by her home.

In the opening seconds of the video, she insinuates that Black people are crack addicts.

Then the woman goes on an rant about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. while commanding that her neighbors return to Africa.

“You all should have stayed in Africa,” the woman yells. “And you can go back there, it’s free. You know you can go back to Africa, if you want to. And you can take your Washington and Jefferson last names.”

The woman continues her racist onslaught even though her daughter pressures her to stop.

“Martin Luther was a slut who was f—- white people. Martin Luther was f—- white people the day he died!”

“Can you stop? Can you just stop, please,” her daughter begs.

But she does not.

“N—– wanting to be white, but you’ll never be white,” says before the video cuts off mid-speech.

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