Minn School Board Member Says Dogs Should ‘Piss on the White Corpses’ in Christian Cemeteries

In this The Post Millennial article, Thomas Stevenson reports that St. Paul school board member Chauntyll Allen sparked outrage by suggesting dogs should urinate on “white corpses” in Christian cemeteries to preserve Indigenous land amid a dog park dispute.

• Allen, a Black Lives Matter Twin Cities leader and board clerk, posted that the “simple fix” for the Minnehaha Off-Leash Dog Park controversy is to “leave the indigenous land sacred and piss on the white corpses.”
• Her comments responded to Indigenous activists’ petition claiming the park site holds spiritual significance and possible unmarked graves tied to the US-Dakota War of 1862.
• Allen has faced charges for storming a St. Paul church during an anti-ICE protest, disrupting worship and justifying it by comparing herself to Jesus flipping tables.
• The St. Paul Public Schools Board acknowledged the inflammatory post but offered no further comment.
• Her remarks exemplify the radical anti-white, anti-Christian rhetoric increasingly tolerated in public education and activist circles.
• The incident highlights deep cultural divisions over land use, history, and respect for the dead in a city grappling with identity politics over practical governance.
• Allen’s unhinged suggestion reveals the contempt some hold for America’s founding Christian heritage while demanding special treatment for other groups.

Read the full story:
https://thepostmillennial.com/minn-school-board-member-says-dogs-should-piss-on-the-white-corpses-in-christian-cemeteries