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A Kansas City woman is going viral after neighbors say they’re done staying silent about what they describe as repeated racist harassment.
Hannah Mallory has been accused by residents in her housing complex of routinely yelling racial slurs at Black neighbors while walking her dog. In recent days, video footage shared online shows a woman identified as Mallory directing the N-word at an elderly Black neighbor before appearing to force herself to vomit on the lawn outside the home.
The video, posted to X on Feb. 9, quickly spread, drawing nearly 2 million views within 24 hours. In the video, the woman identified as Mallory can be heard calling an elderly Black neighbor a “nappy head fking ni**er” before appearing to force herself to vomit on the lawn outside the home.
Additional doorbell and cellphone videos shared in the same thread appear to show prior incidents. In one clip, a voice alleged to be Mallory’s is heard directing derogatory language at a Black grandmother in front of children. In another, a woman identified as Mallory is seen accusing a Black teenage boy who lives in the complex of rape.
The neighbor who recorded the most recent incident can be heard confronting her, saying, “You’re going to be exposed for your racist ways,” and accusing her of daily harassment.
As of now, it is unclear whether a formal police report has been filed. Authorities have not publicly commented on the situation, and no criminal charges have been announced.
Online reaction has been swift. Thousands of users have condemned the behavior, with some circulating what they claim is Mallory’s professional information. The account that posted the videos framed the uploads as documentation of repeated harassment rather than a one-time incident.
The videos have reignited conversations about neighbor harassment, racial hostility in residential communities, and the power — and consequences — of viral exposure.
At this point, the situation appears to be playing out in the court of public opinion, with many calling for accountability while others warn against online vigilantism.
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