Some hysterical snowflakes at Indiana University in Bloomington got their knickers twisted into quite the knot on Monday night when they spotted whom they thought was a Ku Klux Klan member. At a Red Mango, no less.

This feverish tweet was sent out to authorities at Indiana University:

Residence hall advisor Ethan Gill swung into action to protect his dorm residents from the dangerous character through the speed of social media and email.

Here is the dangerous “racist.” Yes, he’s a priest. Those are rosary beads hanging from his waist, not a ‘whip.’

Brilliant.
IN Uni Students Mistake Priest for KKK Member#SafeSpacehttps://t.co/zL2r4GpRKZ pic.twitter.com/PrroEDwVAQ

— Linda Suhler, Ph.D. (@LindaSuhler) April 6, 2016

The culprit was none other than Father Jude McPeak, a priest in the Dominican order of friars. Father McPeak serves as the associate pastor of IU’s Catholic church and student center.

Here’s Father McPeak with an Indiana University student.

Yes, he’s quite the frothing-at-the-mouth racist, isn’t he?

Fortunately, the overwrought RA Gill apologized for the confusion:

“Behold, your ‘klansmember,’” he said. “A person saw white robes and what looked to them like a weapon, got scared (rightfully so), warned people, warned staff, which in turn caused me to warn my residents because I need to look out for my residents, which in turn made it spread … what I’ve learned from this is to take anything with a grain of salt.”

And the Dominican Friars took the insult with good humor and, well, an attitude of Christian forgiveness.

To avoid confusion in the future @TheTab @HoosierCatholic when following @TheWhiteHabit pic.twitter.com/27xJsdDa7u

— Dominican Friars (@OPDomCentral) April 6, 2016

Welcome to campus life in 2016, where students have a lack of exposure to sincere religious adherence and an overabundance of hypersensitive social justice.