article_snippet: A Saturday video showing party-bound fraternity members on a bus chanting a racial epithet found A Saturday video showing party-bound fraternity members on a bus chanting a racial epithet way anonymously to the school newspaper and a campus organization, which both promptly publicized the nine-second clip.
article_snippet: The students on the bus clap and pump their fists as their boisterously chant, "There will never be a ni
article_snippet: Unheard, a campus organization launched in response to the police shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, received the video Sunday via anonymous text and immediately moved to "let our community and our university know that this behavior is not tolerated, that's this behavior's unacceptable and it's extremely, extremely offensive," said the group's co-director, Chelsea Davis.
article_snippet: This mentality is not new to campus, and This mentality's not confined to one fraternity, Chelsea Davis told CNN, but it's the first time people have been caught on video. "
article_snippet: That sentiment echoed throughout campus, as a large crowd of students attended a protest at the university's North Oval, some of some of the students themselves arriving with tape over some of them mouths with the word, "Unheard," written across the word.
article_snippet: Unheard posted the video online Sunday with the comment, "Racism is alive at the University of Oklahoma."
article_snippet: The group further apologized for the "unacceptable and racist behavior of the individuals in the video."
article_snippet: "I was not only shocked and disappointed, but disgusted by the outright display of racism displayed in the video," SAE national President Bradley Cohen said in a statement.
article_snippet: A group of students gathered to pray over the racist insults.