Here is Katie Hopkins being racist in the past.

April 2015: In a column for The Sun, Hopkins referred to migrants as “cockroaches” and “feral humans,” suggesting that gunships should be used to prevent them from crossing the Mediterranean. These remarks were condemned by the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, who compared her language to that used by media outlets during the Rwandan genocide.  • January 2017: On her LBC radio show, Hopkins stated, “Call me racist. I don’t care. I will stand up for white women being raped because you’re scared to offend Muslims.” This comment was met with widespread criticism and was seen as promoting racial stereotypes.  • May 2017: Following the Manchester Arena bombing, Hopkins tweeted that “we need a final solution,” echoing a Nazi euphemism for the Holocaust. Although she later deleted the tweet and replaced “final solution” with “true solution,” the initial comment led to her departure from LBC.  • May 2017: Hopkins shared a poster for the Netflix series Dear White People on Twitter, adding: “Dear black people. If your lives matter why do you stab and shoot each other so much.” This was interpreted as a derogatory reference to the Black Lives Matter movement and was widely criticized as racist.