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Know what else is racist? Streets

Over the years, the far Left has expanded dramatically the horizons of racism. In 2013, we were informed for example that peanut butter (with or without J) is racist. By 2016, the list was extended to include trees in national parks and the uniforms worn by park rangers. A year later the catalog had been broadened again, this time to include the lack of visibility of a total eclipse of the sun in many regions inhabited predominantly by blacks.

Now a Twitter user who goes by the name of Mary K. Anstruther has suggested another candidate for inclusion on the ever-expanding list. Her nominee? Streets, or at least the color of most streets. According to Anstruther’s (if that is her name) Twitter bio, she is a university professor. Where she “will not disclose … because of right wingers.” She also styles herself a “Twitter influencer” despite the fact she has only 1,157 followers.

So why are streets that are painted black racist? “Blacktivist” Anstruther explains in a recent tweet:

https://twitter.com/AnstrutherMary/status/1413573767272574980

She doesn’t weigh in on streets painted with the slogan “Black Lives Matter” in outsize letters, though presumably she approves of them because of the message.

What are some of the other gems Anstruther imparts to her students? Here’s a couple:

https://twitter.com/anstruthermary/status/1408848122797830145

Finally, there’s this, which will have many breathing a sigh of relief:

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