Talk:Nikuyah Walker
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Rapist comments
[edit]The absolute and complete lack of any controversy section in this article confirms all of the criticisms people have of Wikipedia.
This person, while serving as mayor, made some incendiary comments about her home City calling it in a poem she posted to Facebook a "rapist."
Her comments drew Nationwide outrage, but apparently were cleansed from this page or never even appeared. That's a nice double standard because if she was a Republican, it would feature prominently in the article. Nhprman 22:43, 24 March 2022 (UTC)
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