Taylor Chapman has become a Internet pariah and even people are starting to speak out on her crazy antics.

After performing the Star-Spangled Banner at last night's NBA Finals game, Sebastien de la Cruz was the target of many racist tweets and comments. Keep reading to see how he responded to them.

10-year-old Sebastien de la Cruz, a Mexican-American mariachi singer, performed a beautiful rendition of the National Anthem at last night's NBA Finals game in San Antonio. Despite his tremendous performance, many fans watching on TV didn't like the fact that a Mexican boy was singing America's song. See some of the racist remarks posted on Twitter.

A Florida woman Taylor Chapman is the focus of intense Internet backlash after she posted a video of herself going on a racist, foul-mouthed rant against a Dunkin' Donuts employee.

The employee's accidental voicemail featured racist slurs sung to the tune of an opera and television show theme song.

Someone left a racist drawing on the grave of late actor Michael Clarke Duncan.

Country star Darius Rucker fires back at displeased country fan for racist tweet.

"The culture in Italy is backward," Milan coach Massimiliano Allegri said of the incident.

In an email to USA Today, Serena Williams wrote that she didn't think her friend Wozniacki's impersonation was racist, but indicated that it may not have been a good choice.

Mexican community asks their embassy to comment on the offensive ad, that portrays an inaccurate portrayal of the country.

The 19-year-old son of Sean Penn and Robin Wright was caught on tape on a racist rage slant.

The WWE has introduced a new anti-immigrant, mildly racist All-American wrestler known as Jack Swagger. Swagger is being billed as a "real American," and he's teamed up with his manager Zeb Colter as the latest duo fighting illegal immigration.

The White Rabbit of the Anaheim, Calif., Disneyland is accused of racism when it selectively refused to embrace black children visiting the park.

Theme parties may give us a chance to dress up and poke fun at ourselves, but a photo making the rounds of a Halloween bash at a Penn State sorority is no laughing matter.