Hendersonism

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Hendersonism refers to the ideology of Solomon Henderson, the mentally ill school shooter who committed atrocities at Antioch High School in 2025. He holds accelerationist, white nationalist (despite being African-American) and neo-Nazi views, and has an obsession with other school shooters, whom he admires and praises.

Henderson has connections to many extremist platforms, which includes Soyjack.party, Terrorgram, and the infamous 764. He has left behind a 288-page digital diary and various social media posts, all filled with hateful, mentally ill and extremist content. He also is interested in gore and child porn .

History & Life

Childhood

Solomon Sahmad Charlie Henderson was born to a middle-class family of Black Hebrew Israelites on 23 March 2007. Solomon claims that his mom was abusing him for long as he can remember, even pointing a gun to his head when he was seven to nine-years-old, and his dad refuses to help, causing him to hate his dad. Solomon struggled to make friends and were rejected often, so he copes by saying that it's easier and better to be hated, stating

“”I haven't had any real friends since 7th grade. I don't want to be loved, I wanted to be hated by all. It's the only real emotion.

— Solomon Henderson

Online Radicalization & Family Troubles

Solomon went online during his teen years and was radicalized down the Alt-Right pipeline. He found comfort in the extremist, trangressivist white nationalist circles of the online community, with his fellow edgy misanthrope teens who all praise school shooters like gods.

It is believed that Solomon ran away from home when he was around 13 or 14 in 2020, and police was called out to his home according to records with the reasoning being that someone had been reported missing. This was the first emergency call and it was made by Solomon's mother, who reported him as a runaway, and claimed he had punched her in the face and "tried to hit her with a chair before running away." Solomon was later found and arrested in Clarksville.

The police were called to the Henderson household a few more times in 2023. On one of those occasions, the police came just to find that nobody was even there, so they just left.

According to Solomon, once the police was called over a family argument and two guns ended up being seized. Solomon had actually uploaded a video where his parents could be heard arguing loudly in the background. Due to teen confidentiality, the police haven't been able to speak out on this incident on their own. Solomon's father admitted owning the firearms, but Solomon wrote in his online diary later on 10 January 2025, "I had my house raided once they found a gun it was mine LOL. My dad took the blame." Solomon's father has not yet clarified whether his or his son's version of this event is true.

Solomon Henderson was arrested in November 2023 for aggravated sexual exploitation of a minor, police says that he was downloading child porn from the internet. Henderson was in court the morning of 22 January 2025 for a probation violation. He was then dropped off at Antioch High School by his mother shortly afterward, under the condition that he could only use the internet for schoolwork. Related charges were dropped on 10 April 2024, after Henderson had begun treatment at a mental health facility.

Solomon started a digital diary on 18 October 2024, one where he would detail the majority of his feelings. Throughout the diary, Solomon flips back and forth between being serious and an internet troll.

Henderson was described as quiet by classmates. Henderson had nonetheless been suspended for two days after bringing a box cutter to school and threatening a female student on 25 October 2024. He was scheduled to appear in juvenile court due to the incident, but the family of the threatened student decided not to press charges against Henderson, and thus he was granted judicial diversion on 8 January 2025.

The final call to the police was made by a member of the Henderson household in December 2024; police did not visit the dwelling itself. No further information has been provided surrounding this call.

Preparations

On 12 December 2024, Solomon shared a photo in which nails and Vaseline he had purchased were visible, claiming he was planning to construct an improvised explosive device (IED) with the materials. A few days later on 1 January 2025, Solomon debated on carrying out the attack while he is still seventeen or waiting until his eighteenth birthday in order "to get better equipment like gopro [sic] and better guns." This correlates with Solomon's original goal of murdering ten or more students at the High School, which would be far more feasible with improved weapons, such as a rifle.

However, by January of 2025, Henderson seems to have altered his plans out of fear of being arrested by police before he is able to carry out the attack. On 16 January 2025, Henderson wrote "The shooting will happen next Thursday. This is a complete failure and not the original plan I had. Due my incompetent [sic], the law and family issues."

Antioch High School Shooting

The records show that Solomon Henderson was in court the morning of 22 January 2025, to sign a binding document, arising from his October 2023 suspension, declaring that he would be legally unable to purchase firearms or ammunition. His mother dropped Henderson off at Antioch High School shortly thereafter.

Solomon Henderson went into a school restroom and is believed to have retrieved a weapon there. The handgun was reported to be a 9mm Taurus G2C semi-automatic pistol. The shooting began at 11:09 a.m. (CST) when Henderson confronted 16-year-old female student Josselin Corea Escalante in the cafeteria and tragically killed her with his handgun. Henderson then fired several more shots then proceeded to shoot himself in the head with the same handgun.

Henderson seems to have attempted to livestream his attack on Kick, but the livestream cut out. The butt of a gun is visible at the end of his first stream, which was filmed from the POV of the shooter walking around the inside of the school. During the second livestream, which is audio only via a cellphone, law enforcement can be overheard speaking to witnesses at the scene for several minutes, until an officer picks up the phone and cuts the stream.

Two injuries occurred; one caused by being grazed by a bullet and another facial injury following a fall. Both of the injured were students. 10 shots in total were fired during the shooting within 17 seconds. Two magazines were recovered, the one inserted having nine 9mm rounds inside and the other having seven.

The gun used in the shooting was obtained legally in Arizona in 2022 and had never been reported as stolen. Two school resource officers were in the school building but were not in the cafeteria at the time of the shooting. The school did not have metal detectors.

Aftermath & Response

Parents were initially sent to a local hospital to reunite with their children. They were later taken to a designated reunification center. Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools has given a phone number for parents to call about the shooting.

The footage of the shooting was removed from Kick, and the user who streamed it was banned from the service.

Governor Bill Lee released a statement condemning the schooting. Other state officials and members of the Nashville Public School Board released their own statements regarding the shooting. The White House also released a report saying that President Donald Trump was following the situation and offered his sincerest thoughts and prayers.

Beliefs

Solomon Henderson was fueled by violent misanthropic views, anti-Black hate and hateful extremist beliefs including inceldom and antisemitism. He subscribed to broad accelerationist beliefs, which hold that society is irrevocably broken and must be destroyed to be rebuilt, and lauded numerous past school shooters and mass killers, including Natalie Rupnow whom he had connections with. Henderson cited Candace Owens as his primary influence.

Writings

Henderson left various pieces of his writings and social media posts. Henderson praised various school shooters in his writings, along with antisemitic and racist views. A 288-page digital diary attributed to Henderson, The West Has Fallen – Billions Must Die – Accelerate., expressed a desire to kill people and a fear of being caught by authorities, the cover being a red glowing "black sun" symbol with a red "impjak" (a type of soyjak with big ears) in the middle. A separate 51-page document expressed white supremacist and neo-Nazi beliefs, including hatred towards minority groups. Henderson, who was African-American, described himself as a black man who was angry at members of his own race. Henderson's writings are filled with expressions of anti-Black racism and antisemitism, including calls for the death of or violence against Jews and the Nazi phrase "Final Solution to the Jewish question".

Henderson's manifesto opens with "THE WEST HAS FALLEN, THE WEST HAS FALLEN, BILLIONS MUST DIE, BILLIONS MUST DIE, ACCELERATE, ACCELERATE, ACCELERATE," the manifesto also lists a string of "soft targets" including Jews, Muslims, immigrants and LGBT people. Sections of the document were lifted directly from various extremist sources, including many quotes from the Christchurch Mosque shooter's manifesto and from propaganda by the Terrorgram Collective. A portion of the manifesto is plagiarized from the 800-page manifesto written by Matthew Harris, a former UCLA lecturer who was arrested in 2022 after publishing a manifesto threatening violence against 35 individuals.

Social Media

Across various social media platforms, Henderson lauded a wide range of mass attackers including school shooters and extremist killers. For example, a Pinterest account shared in his alleged manifesto included images of killers ranging from the United Healthcare CEO killer to the 2018 Parkland High School shooter to the 2013 Boston Marathon bombers. The bio for the account was a quote taken from Christchurch shooter's manifesto. On TikTok, he reposted fan edits of the Abundant Life shooter and 2015 Mother Emanuel AME Church shooter.

Henderson had a particular fixation on Natalie Rupnow, referencing her in his Discord screenname and sharing multiple posts lauding her in the recent weeks of her attacks in 2024. He also showed interest in the Turkey mosque mass stabber, who created a private Telegram chat that Rupnow had joined to discuss his attack. Analysts found that Rupnow was following two accounts that are believed to belong to Henderson on X at the time of her attack, underscoring the growing influence of these cross-platform networks in fueling real-world violence.

Henderson was admittedly a frequent user of the imageboard Soyjak.party, and his manifesto contained several memes and jargon originating from that imageboard. He was also active on a forum dedicated to sharing depictions of graphic violence. Shortly after Henderson's shooting was reported, users on Soyjack.party claimed the shooter had been "groomed" into committing his attack through interactions with other users on the site connected to more extreme networks such as 764. All discussion about Henderson is forbidden on the forum.

Relationships

Friends

• Owensism - My primary influence above all!
• Rupnowism - My saintress… I used to be mutuals with someone who is now a real school shooter ;-) let's hook up in the afterlife 😍😍
• Tarrantism - My idol! I use many of your quotes from your manifesto.
• Krajčíkism - I praise you.
• Accelerationism - Burn this entire world to the ground and rebuild from the beginning.
• Misanthropy - I'm burning with hate Hate Will change the world [sic]
• 764 - Cvlt 764! Edgy starter packs for my radicalization, but I love gore and CP.
• Hitlerism - 88!

Frenemies

• Nazism - I am NOT a Nazi, but the Jews are at fault for poisoning black culture!
• Interculturalism - Race mixing is a sin against God. But Rupnow on the other hand…

Enemies

• Black Nationalism - I'm done with "black people". It's f*cking a cycle and f*cking leaving it. BLACK PEOPLE ARE THE WORST!!! WHY DO I HAVE TO BE BLACK?!?!?!!
• Antioch High School - EVERYONE HERE ARE N*GGER LOVERS, WIGGERS AND JEWISH!

How to draw

Symbol based on his diary cover.

Hendersonism has a drawing rating of intermediate.

1. Draw a ball.
2. Draw a black border around the ball, fill the rest with white.
3. Draw a grey rectangle in the middle of the white.
4. Draw the Black Sun symbol in red, in the middle of the rectangle.
5. Add three arrows (green, yellow, red) at the bottom of the Black Sun.
6. Add mentally insane eyes and you're done.

Color Name		HEX
	White	#FFFFFF
	Black	#000000
	Grey	#5E5E5E
	Red	#FE0119
	Light Red	#FF9495
	Light Dark Red	#E86466
	Green (Acc)	#0ED145
	Yellow (Acc)	#FFF200
	Red (Acc)	#EC1C24

Gallery

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  Solomon Henderson