Feminists be like: I hate sexism and racism. Especially straight white men.

“This particular strand of feminism is characterized by two tenets: 1. all men are chauvinist pigs, and 2. women should strive by all means to become like them.

When all you have is a feminist hammer every problem looks like a male. Feminists want the rights of a man, the privilege of a woman, and the responsibility of neither.

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The RAF admits discriminating against white men, because they are desperate for more black pilots

• An RAF officer sent an Email which mentioned his desire not to have ‘useless white male pilots’.

[msn.com]

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Is a Nigerian really the ‘Father of the Internet’?

Jun 2, 2023 . There is an increasing tendency for black people to claim that many inventions, from the electric light bulb to the Internet, were really invented by black people, who have been denied the credit due to them.

[blackdoctor.org]
[thoughtco.com]
[saharareporters.com]

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The hideous self-obsession which lies at the heart of Britain’s diversity and inclusion culture

Oct 3, 2022 Members of some ethnic and religious minorities in this country are so preoccupied with their own personal identity that they simply cannot understand why nobody else cares particularly about the colour of their skin or how they worship God.

[architectsjournal.co.uk]

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Were the Egyptians black?

NO.

Afrocentrists leeching on Egypt’s history like actual Egyptians don't exist in order to feel good and boost their inferiority complex!

Have some shame and stop claiming others’ cultures <3 stay safe :&rsquo
check these out

[quora.com]

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Afrocentrism, also called Africentrism, cultural and political movement whose mainly African American adherents regard themselves and all other Blacks as syncretic Africans and believe that their worldview should positively reflect traditional African values. The terms Afrocentrism, Afrocology, and Afrocentricity were coined in the 1980s by the African American scholar and activist Molefi Asante.

Beliefs

Afrocentrism argues that for centuries Africans and other nonwhites have been dominated, through slavery and colonization, by Europeans, and that European culture is at best irrelevant—and at worst diametrically opposed—to efforts by non-Europeans to achieve self-determination. For this reason, according to Afrocentrism, people of African descent need to develop an appreciation of the achievements of traditional African civilizations; indeed, they need to articulate their own history and their own system of values.
According to Afrocentrism, African history and culture began in ancient Egypt, which was the birthplace of world civilization. Egypt presided over a unified Black Africa until its ideas and technologies were stolen and its record of accomplishments obscured by Europeans. Afrocentrists assert that traditional African culture contrasts with European culture in being more informed by its history (“circular” rather than “linear&rdquo; more cooperative; more intuitive; and more closely integrated with the spiritual world of gods and ghosts. Renewed attention to this culture, they argue, can benefit African Americans psychologically by reminding them that their own culture, which was long devalued by Americans of European descent, has a rich and ancient heritage. In addition to emphasizing the past, Afrocentrism encourages the preservation and elevation of contemporary African American culture as manifested in language, cuisine, music, dance, and clothing.