Despite the shock of a noose being found in NASCAR racer Bubba Wallace’s garage stall on Monday (June 22), his mother is saying this is not the first time he has experienced racism in his career, his mother said.
Desiree Wallace, during an appearance on SiriusXM’s “The Joe Madison Show,” on Monday (June 22), said that her son has been called the n-word, and told he doesn’t “belong.”
In a response on Twitter posted Monday (June 22), Wallace responded to the racist incident by sharing advice from his mother.
NASCAR drivers, pit crew members and others showed their support for Bubba Wallace on Monday (June 22).
Desiree Wallace told Madison there were cameras in the garage area and that her son told her whoever placed the noose was “someone inside the walls of NASCAR” because only select people had access to the stalls.
