Virginia Democrat Says Nobody Called His Fraternity’s Event A ‘Slave Auction.’ New Evidence Casts Doubt On His Claim.

State Senator Monty Mason was president of his fraternity when it advertised a 'long awaited slave auction' — he says nobody called it that.

A Virginia state senator has said he was oblivious to the fact that his fraternity held a “slave auction” fundraiser while he was its president, but new evidence obtained by The Daily Wire casts doubt on his claim.

When Democrat legislator Monty Mason was president of his Pi Lambda Phi fraternity at College of William and Mary in 1989, the college yearbook shows the fraternity held a “slave auction.” When pressed on the event by the school newspaper in 2019, Mason said nobody called it a “slave auction” and he had “no idea” who was responsible for the error in the yearbook.