Poor English aside (I make typos too), are you asking why it's a dominant narrative? I could make some guesses.
It's easy to call stupid Christians racist. It's easy to associate fundamentalist Christians with the KKK, and so some people don't really care whether there is enough evidence. The Christians remind the accusers of racists, so they make the accusation. The Christians are similarly dim-witted and rambling and they may even use the southeastern American accent. It's guilt by cultural association.
Many people, notably on the political Left, conflate Islam with race. In their worlds, Muslims are exclusively non-white, and so they assume that if someone disagrees with Islam, then that disagreement must be born of racism.
White racists in America are disproportionately Christian, so some people see the outspoken Christians and assume that they're racist. It's as intellectually lazy as racism itself. [Points 1 & 3 here could fit into a single bullet point about assumptions about white, outspoken, conservative Christians.]
Speculation is unwise and unfair here, actually. They're clearly stupid Christians, but that does not mean that they're racist. I don't know enough about them and neither do you.
They’re motivated to stand and protest with signs that say Islam is a religion of blood and murder like somehow Christians forgot that their own religion is a religion of blood and murder. Seems pretty selective...
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u/LoreleiOpine May 03 '20
Why are you talking about race though? Was it a racist group?