Amid the ongoing efforts to rescue dozens of missing Campy Mystic girls in the recent Texas Flood, a woman from Houston decided it was the right moment to air out her woes to the Christian organization. Moreover, the Houston woman was adamant about criticizing and even somewhat boycotting the rescue efforts to Camp Mystic’s missing girls, because the victims were white.
Sadé Perkins is the Houston woman in question, and she posted her thoughts on the matter directly in her TikTok account, Sades_World8. Sadly, the account is now private, and Perkins’ disjointed rant is no longer publicly available on her page. The gist, however, was that the Texas flood rescue efforts for Camp Mystic women deserved criticism because, according to Perkins, the missing girls were white and their parents were supposedly exclusivists.
Moreover, Perkins suggested that had the victims been of any other race or darker skin color, the rescue effort wouldn’t have been as thorough. Perkins, sadly, went as far as calling the missing Camp Mystic girls “little c*nts.” Some TikTok users have managed to preserve Perkins’ rant as evidence of her twisted mindset, thankfully:
Perkins’ page has since become flooded with critics of her own, pointing out just how unnecessary her criticism of the Texas flood rescue effort was and even inserting her own political stance despite the tragedy. Before Perkins closed off her account privately, however, she was rather active in engaging with her critics, even doubling down on her political stance, with a quote allegedly stating the following:
“Consequences for what?? Maybe it was gods will to wash them lil cu#t$ away,” says Sade’s World, aka Sadé Perkins
So far, the search continues for the missing Texas Flood victims, including the girls belonging to Camp Mystic. Meanwhile, people have decided to dig deeper into Sadé Perkins’ profile.
No Turning Back for Sadé Perkins
Perkins’ hate-magnet sentiments towards the Texas flood victims of Camp Mystic not only drew criticism but also revealed her business and political network. For one, Perkins was a former mayoral appointee in Houston, Texas; she served as a member of the Houston Food Insecurity Board for two years. Now, because of Perkins’ TikTok tirade, the current Houston Mayor, John Whitmire has voiced out his objection to reappointing Perkins.
Additionally, people online have found out that Sadé Perkins also owns Freedmen’s Farmers Market, leading many people to call for a boycott of Perkins’ business. For the record, Freedmen’s Farmers Market aims to close the food desert gap in depressed neighborhoods in Texas, though, despite the business’ noble goal, its owners’ recent meltdown has damaged its reputation.
