What happened to Nya Sigin? She is a Prior Lake High School student who has faced racism and tried to commit suicide. Get the most up-to-date facts about the case right here.
There are numerous unpleasant videos on social media, but one video, in particular, is now attracting attention and generating resentment among netizens.
Tormented racist and bullied video of Nya Sigin from Minnesota surfaced online. Prior Lake High School has been the hot topic of discussion amongst the town ever since the viral video of 2 white chicks.
What Happened To Nya Sigin? Prior Lake High School Racist Incident
Nya Sigin, a student at Prior Lake High School in Minnesota, is fourteen years old. For quite some time, she has been the victim of racism.
Two white native adolescent females, Jayden Kewley and Jaelyn Crooks were allegedly recognized in the video. They harassed Nya Sigin and shouted the N-word to her in the video, enraged the online.
Since then, the one-minute racist video has been more popular on the internet. The footage was posted on Instagram by Shaun King.
After the video went viral, Nya’s friends have been opposing racism to show her that she is not alone. Likewise, people are opposing racism and raising funds for the Sigin family through a GoFundMe campaign called Justice for the Sigins.
Moreover, Sigin has three more years of school left, and her older sister, Elizabeth, wants her sister’s final years to be perfect.
DISGUSTING! In a series of racist videos, a Prior Lake HS student called Nya Sigin slurs & encouraged her to commit suicide. This is absolutely UNACCEPTABLE! And even worse, no action has been taken against the girl involved. She needs to be disciplined immediately!! pic.twitter.com/VNL63VBMap
— Ben Crump (@AttorneyCrump) November 12, 2021
Nya Sigin Parents And Family Details
Unfortunately, Nya Sigin’s parent’s name is not added anywhere yet. However, when it comes to her other family members, Sigin has an older sister, Elizabeth, and both she and her sister, spoke to KSTP in an exclusive interview about their experiences with bullying and racism.
According to reports, Mariam Youssef is running the Justice for the Sigin Family fundraising campaign, which has so far raised $110,099 out of a total of $10000.