跟进：密西西比大学门铃视频涉事女生家族车行发声明切割 黑人学生会要求按校规严肃处分

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）门铃视频事件出现新的外围进展。据 USA Today 与同属 USA TODAY Network 的《密尔沃基哨兵报》11月11日报道，已公开身份并退学的涉事女生 Alaina Kunes 出自威斯康星州 Kunes 汽车集团的创办家族，该集团已发声明称她与公司没有任何关联；密西西比大学黑人学生会则要求校方全面调查，并对涉事学生作出与事件严重程度相称的纪律处分。本站此前已报道三名受害学生首次公开受访等进展。

Kunes 的律师 Thomas G. Gardiner 向《密尔沃基哨兵报》确认，Kunes 是 Scott Kunes 的女儿。律师表示，她本人没有在祖父 Gregg Kunes 创办的 Kunes Auto 集团任职或持股，她的父亲目前也不再参与公司业务。Scott Kunes 已于今年2月17日辞去该集团首席运营官一职。该集团在威斯康星州经营多家汽车经销店。

Kunes Auto 集团在11月9日的声明中说：「视频中的个人与 Kunes Auto Group 没有雇佣、所有权或专业上的关联。我们不对与公司无关的私人个体发表评论。」声明还说，该公司的立身之本是以尊严和尊重对待每一个人，并努力在日常经营中践行这一价值观。

据 USA Today 梳理，该集团旗下的经销店此前还出现过两起种族歧视事件。今年8月，一名女子起诉 Kunes Buick GMC，称该店一名技师曾在2025年给她的换油贴纸上写下种族侮辱词。今年4月，另一名黑人女子称，Elkhorn 一家 Kunes 经销店的一名销售人员曾给她发去一张穿着泳装跳舞的猿猴图片短信。报道说，两家经销店都已解雇涉事员工。

受害学生一方也在继续发声。室友 Kaiyden Caldwell 的祖父 Vincent Ford 现年54岁，是一名退休的联邦执法人员。他在11月10日对《密尔沃基哨兵报》说，孙女在事发后联系了他，他对视频深感不安，希望先确保孙女和室友们的安全。他说：「这种事确实会发生，但不会被容忍。我们会确保每个人的行为都得到追究。」另一名室友的母亲 Tasha Bolton 在 Facebook 发文说，女儿把从三人合住公寓拍到的视频发给了她，视频已交到校方手里，她们要一个答复：校方将采取什么步骤处理这种行为、确保问责。

密西西比大学黑人学生会执行会长 Demetrick M. Stringer Jr. 表示，该组织要求全面调查，涉事学生应受到符合学校 M Book 校规、且与基于种族的骚扰这一行为的严重程度相称的纪律处分。他写道，这类把人比作猴子的做法带有漫长而痛苦的历史，在一名学生居住的地方对着她这样做，让她和许多成员感到不受欢迎、不安全；黑人学生会无保留地谴责这一行为，并坚定地与同学站在一起。

另据密西西比州《Clarion Ledger》报道，TMZ 称密西西比州美国公民自由联盟（ACLU）已收到有关此事的投诉，正在进行调查。校方学生事务副校长 Shawnboda Mead 此前还专门提醒，至少有一名被指为涉事者的学生其实是被误认了，并明确说该校姐妹会团体的成员没有参与此事；校内 Alpha Psi 分会也发表声明，称其成员无人涉事，错误指认已经给被误认的女生、她们的家人和分会带来真实困扰。目前这段视频的播放量已超过1300万次，校方调查仍在进行；Mead 表示，任何纪律处分结果都受学生隐私法限制、不会公开，第二名女生的身份至今仍未公开确认。

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Follow-up: Family Dealership Distances Itself From Ole Miss Student in Viral Doorbell Video as Black Student Union Demands Discipline Under the M Book

There are new developments around the doorbell-video case at the University of Mississippi (Ole Miss), in Oxford, Lafayette County, Mississippi. According to USA Today and the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, both part of the USA TODAY Network, reporting on November 11, Alaina Kunes, the student who identified herself and has withdrawn from the university, comes from the founding family of Wisconsin's Kunes Auto Group, and the company has issued a statement saying she has no affiliation with it. The University of Mississippi Black Student Union is demanding a full investigation and discipline proportionate to the seriousness of the incident. GSM has previously reported the targeted students' first public interview and other developments in the case.

Kunes's attorney, Thomas G. Gardiner, confirmed to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel that she is the daughter of Scott Kunes. The attorney said she is not employed by, and holds no ownership in, the Kunes Auto Group founded by her grandfather Gregg Kunes, and that her father is not currently involved in the business either. Scott Kunes resigned as the group's chief operating officer on February 17. The company operates dozens of dealerships across Wisconsin.

"The individual in the video has no employment, ownership, or professional affiliation with Kunes Auto Group. We do not comment on private citizens unaffiliated with the company," Kunes Auto Group said in a statement on November 9. The statement added that the organization is built on treating every person with dignity and respect and does its best to live out those values.

USA Today also reported two earlier racial incidents at the group's dealerships. In August, a woman filed a racial discrimination lawsuit against Kunes Buick GMC, alleging that a technician at the dealership had written a racial slur on her oil change sticker in 2025. In April, another Black woman said a salesman at a Kunes dealership in Elkhorn had texted her an image of a dancing ape wearing a bathing suit. Both dealerships fired the employees involved, according to the report.

The targeted students' families are also speaking out. Vincent Ford, 54, the grandfather of roommate Kaiyden Caldwell and a retired federal law enforcement officer, told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on November 10 that his granddaughter contacted him after the incident, that he was deeply disturbed by the video, and that he wanted to make sure his granddaughter and her roommates were safe. "Even though these type of things happen, they're not tolerated," he said. "We're gonna make sure that everybody's held accountable for their actions." Tasha Bolton, the mother of another roommate, posted the video on Facebook, saying her daughter had sent her the footage from the apartment she shares with two Black roommates. "The video has been shared with university administration, and we want answers. Specifically, what steps will be taken to address this behavior and ensure accountability?" she wrote.

Demetrick M. Stringer Jr., executive president of the University of Mississippi Black Student Union, said the organization wants a full investigation and for the students responsible to "receive disciplinary measures consistent with the M book and proportionate to the very serious nature of race-based harassment." He wrote that comparisons of this kind carry a long and painful history, and that directing them at a student where she lives has left her, and many of the union's members, feeling unwelcome and unsafe. The Black Student Union condemned the behavior without qualification and said it stands firmly with the student.

The Mississippi Clarion Ledger also reported that, according to TMZ, the ACLU of Mississippi has received complaints and is investigating the incident. Shawnboda Mead, the university's vice chancellor for student affairs, has warned that at least one student accused of being involved was in fact misidentified, and stated clearly that no members of the university's sorority community were involved. The Alpha Psi chapter at Ole Miss echoed that point in a statement confirming that none of its members were involved, and said the false identification has caused real distress to the misidentified women, their families and the chapter. The video has now been viewed more than 13 million times, and the university's investigation is continuing. Mead has said any disciplinary outcome will not be shared because of student privacy laws, and the second woman in the video has still not been publicly identified.

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

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

来源：USA Today

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图片来源：图：密西西比大学 Ventress Hall 教学楼资料图（Dudemanfellabra 摄，CC BY-SA 3.0，经 Wikimedia Commons），已裁为16:9，非事发公寓。/ Ventress Hall at the University of Mississippi (file photo by Dudemanfellabra, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons), cropped to 16:9; not the apartment in the video.

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