跟进：密西西比大学三名学生讲述当面对峙 一人道歉时另一人仍在学猴叫

位于美国密西西比州拉法叶县 Oxford 的密西西比大学（University of Mississippi，通称 Ole Miss）门铃视频事件再有新细节。11月11日，三名拍下视频的大一新生 Jakiyra Metcalf、Kaiyden Caldwell 与 Victoria G. Johnson 在 CBS Mornings 独家访谈中公开姓名并讲述事发当晚的经过：她们发现视频后立即出门与对方当面对峙，其中一人当场道歉，另一人却在道歉的同时继续学猴子做动作。据《人物》杂志与《纽约邮报》报道，这段13秒的视频在 TikTok 上的播放量已超过1200万次。

18岁的 Metcalf 说，她最先在自家的 Ring 门铃摄像头里发现这段画面，随后与 Johnson 一起出门，要求对方解释为什么这样做。据她们讲述，已经公开身份的 Alaina Kunes 当场道歉，另一名女生却继续做那些动作。Johnson 对 CBS 记者 Jericka Duncan 说：「她在那个女生道歉的时候还在继续做那些动作，就像一记耳光。」

据她们讲述，对方当时说「我们对四扇门都这样做了」「我们没有恶意」。Johnson 说，她们没有看到其他任何一家的门，只有自家的门被针对。Metcalf 说，她当时告诉对方，即使真的对别人家的门做过，也不应该这样做，因为这非常不尊重人。

被问到第一反应时，Metcalf 说她感到「受伤」，Caldwell 说「非常难受」，Johnson 说「很令人沮丧」。被问到是否原谅 Kunes，Metcalf 说自己心情复杂，无论对方是否知道她们的种族，那些动作和叫声本身就非常不尊重人。Caldwell 说，她感谢这份道歉，但道歉改变不了那个星期五已经发生的事情。三人分别就读心理学、护理学与放射学，都在密西西比州长大，她们说自己此前从未亲身经历过这样的事，并表示打算继续留在密西西比大学就读。Johnson 说，她希望这次公开发声能鼓励遇到类似对待的人站出来发声，不要让事情被压下去。关于第二名女生的纪律处分，她们表示留给校方决定，并会配合学校的调查。

此次报道还公开了参加访谈的母亲的姓名：她是 Johnson 的母亲 Chiquita Lao。她谈到得知 Kunes 退学时的复杂心情时说：「作为一个人，我听到这个消息很难受，因为孩子们是我们的未来。但我觉得每个人都要为自己的行为负责。」本站此前已报道，Kunes 已于11月10日公开道歉并退学，校方对事件的调查仍在进行，另一名女生的身份尚未公开。

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Follow-up: Ole Miss Students Describe Confrontation; One Apologized While Another Kept Making Monkey Gestures

There are new details in the doorbell-video case at the University of Mississippi (Ole Miss), in Oxford, Lafayette County, Mississippi. On November 11, the three freshmen who captured the video, Jakiyra Metcalf, Kaiyden Caldwell and Victoria G. Johnson, gave their names and described that night in an exclusive CBS Mornings interview: after discovering the footage, they went outside at once to confront the women; one apologized on the spot, while another kept making monkey gestures even as the apology was being offered. According to PEOPLE and the New York Post, the 13-second clip has now been viewed more than 12 million times on TikTok.

Metcalf, 18, said she was the first to discover the footage on her Ring doorbell camera and went outside with Johnson to demand an explanation. According to the students, Alaina Kunes, who has since identified herself, apologized during the confrontation, while the other woman continued the gestures. Johnson told CBS correspondent Jericka Duncan: "She continued to make the gestures after the girl was apologizing. It was like a slap in the face."

According to the students, the women told them, "We've did that to like, four doors," and, "We didn't mean any harm." Johnson said they saw no one else's door and that only their apartment was targeted. Metcalf said she told them that even if they had done it at other doors, they should not do it, because it is very disrespectful.

Asked for their first reactions in one word, Metcalf said she felt "hurt," Caldwell said "devastated," and Johnson called the experience "very disheartening." Asked whether she forgave Kunes, Metcalf said she had mixed feelings, and that the gestures and noises were very disrespectful regardless of whether the women knew their race. Caldwell said she appreciates the apology, but that it does not change what happened that Friday. The three are studying psychology, nursing and radiology, respectively; all grew up in Mississippi, said they had never personally experienced anything like this before, and said they intend to remain at Ole Miss. Johnson said she hopes speaking publicly will encourage others who face similar treatment to come forward and not let things be swept under the rug. As for discipline for the second woman, they said they are leaving that decision to the university and intend to cooperate with its investigation.

The reports also named the mother who joined the interview: Chiquita Lao, Johnson's mother. Describing her mixed emotions on learning that Kunes had withdrawn, she said: "As a human being, I hate to hear that because, you know, the children are our future. But I feel like everybody needs to be accountable." GSM has previously reported that Kunes publicly apologized and withdrew on November 10, that the university's investigation is continuing, and that the second woman has not been publicly identified.

Related: Follow-up: Ole Miss Students in Viral Doorbell Video Speak Out for the First Time; a Mother Says She Hates That the Student Withdrew

Related: Follow-up: Ole Miss Student in Viral Doorbell Video Apologizes; University Confirms She Is No Longer a Student

来源：CBS Mornings

发布：GSM·美国（发布链接）

图片来源：图：密西西比大学 Lyceum 教学楼圆柱资料图（HAL333 摄，CC BY-SA 4.0，经 Wikimedia Commons），已裁为16:9，非事发公寓。/ The Lyceum columns at the University of Mississippi (file photo by HAL333, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons), cropped to 16:9; not the apartment in the video.

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