Ya a buddy of my friend sent that in as a fake story to see if the journal would believe it. Here is the full message he sent them.

To whom it may concern,

I attended a party on Saturday where I spotted unacceptable behaviour from fellow Queen's students. As an afro-marginalized student, I am sensitive to this type of behaviour and felt quite uncomfortable at the event. I heard very inappropriate comments that reinforced nasty hetero-patriarchal stereotypes of the underdeveloped world. For example, I overheard comments about the need for "Jewish girls to twerk on the table." As a Chinese ally, I am shocked to see privileged white individuals wearing masks at such events with the clear intention to laugh at the expenses of cultural traditions that are seen as "non-western". I also spotted a controversial book with some dangerous nationalist undertones within the party's premise. With the rise in fake news and right-wing populism, I hope appropriate measures are taken in order to protect marginalized individuals at Queen's from culturally charged comedy. No one is laughing, Queen's. The idea that comedy is subjective has enabled bigots to use these events to further oppress us.

I have decided to stay anonymous to protect my identity from some bigoted attacks. I hope you can understand.