The woman accused of throwing a racist Juneteenth party, which a Black firefighter was invited to, was previously a racist Twitter troll, according to The New York Post. After facing the consequences of her behavior, she held a press conference in an effort to clear her name and apologize.
To recap, Mary Nicosia and her husband, Nicholas, threw a shindig at their Rochester, NY mansion. The party featured a Trump cutout and KFC buckets placed in front of Juneteenth flags. After Jerrod Jones, a Black firefighter, was invited to the party, he filed a notice to sue. Following that moment, Nicosia and her husband were under the fire of cancel culture. As expected, her Twitter pages were found and racist tweets, exposed.
Read more
“In full disclosure, I do have a Twitter parody account that operates under a veil of a persona and I have made blatantly racist comments under that persona,” said Nicosia in the press conference. Trust me, it only gets worse.
More from Nicosia’s press conference from The Daily Mail:
The Nicosia’s and their attorney mentioned the phrase ‘cancel culture’ multiple times. While Mary said: ‘The allegations of this narrative have caused my family almost unbearable pain.’ She also said: ‘I’m here to defend myself from false claims of racism.’
She continued: ‘I grew up in East Cleveland. Very diverse community. And I would challenge you that you would find anyone in the community that would tell you that I am. Nonetheless, I hold myself accountable. I’m...
"I will note that in 2024, troops were -- that was Joe Biden by the way, Joe Biden -- were deployed to polling locations in 15 states," Hegseth said April 29, 2026 before the House of Representati...