Black Menaces announce expansion to other college campuses

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The Black Menaces, a group of students known for posting videos asking their white classmates questions about race, identity and politics, are expanding their organization to campuses across the United States.

The students, who attend Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah, have amassed 725,000 followers on TikTok since launching their account in February. Their videos show them asking their white classmates questions like, “Would you date someone who is bisexual” and “What do you do to combat racism?”

The group — made up of Sebastian Stewart-Johnson, Nate Byrd, Kylee Shepherd, Kennethia Dorsey and Rachel Weaver — announced the news in a video on Wednesday.

Read more on NBC News.

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