?

Because they think some factors are exempt

tfw when u pick and choose racism

kek

Judge not by the color of their skin, but by their political views

And if their political views are against yours use the color of their skin to judge them

the Left are kings of diversity politics, kek they dont care if they're racist towards whites because it's that racism that allows them to gain power

also
>harrys
>gillettes
https://www.redstate.com/streiff/2019/01/16/gillette-trashes-masculinity.-harrys-razors-says-hold-beer

yall niggas were like "harry's razors are cool alt" huh

pfffttt

dollar shave club
braun's electric razors
schick's razors
hell even bic razors lmfaoo

dollar shave GANG

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=btQFUeCgVXs

Wasn't MLK's words removed from a university for being offensive?

they were *almost* removed from University of Oregon

because "not by color of skin, but by content of character" is not inclusive enough

since it only mentions race

fuckin hell

not gender identity

not even joking

not by color of skin

or shape of between ur legs

or mental disorder regarding gender

but by content of character or animalkin

@Ethreen42 hell yeah my nig

dollar shave GANG for the straight razors or normie razors

for me, braun for the electric trimmers

👌 GANG GANG

and gillete and harrys to trash

^^

👏

oh, and even worse

the MLK quote at University of Oregon

is a replacement for *another one* that was deemed offensive for not being inclusive enough

“-Established by an enlightened state for service and inspiration
-Reverent before its heritage of principle and institution
-Eager in its adventure with idea and deed
-Guardian of the noble in man’s aspiration for the humane society
-Leader in the quest for the good life for all men.”

it was deemed sexist, removed, and replaced with the "I have a dream" excerpt

back in the '80s

oof

fuckin hell lmao

“Diversity is so much more than race,” sophomore Mia Ashley told the Daily Emerald, the school’s official student newspaper.
“Obviously race still plays a big role,” she continued. “But there are people who identify differently in gender and all sorts of things like that.”
According to the Emerald, the students ultimately decided not to change the quote, but “that decision was not made without some hard thought by the Student Union Board.”

re: potentially removing the "I have a dream" excerpt during renovation back in 2016