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| − | '''"Expose Racists"''' refers to numerous [[left-wing]] extremist [[Facebook]] and [[Twitter]] groups/pages which became popular in 2020 following the death of [[George Floyd]], existing as an online extension of the [[2020 Antifa riots]] and [[ | + | '''"Expose Racists"''' refers to numerous [[left-wing]] extremist [[Facebook]] and [[Twitter]] groups/pages which became popular in 2020 following the death of [[George Floyd]], existing as an online extension of the [[2020 Antifa riots]] and [[Black Lives Matter]] protests. The ironically-named groups/pages are explicitly racist, pro-[[bullying]] and anti-[[free speech]], existing solely to encourage the [[harassment]] of people who post even vaguely [[politically incorrect]] content. Likewise, these groups exist in violation of their respective websites' community standards, and should be reported to site staff as such. |
| − | Not all pages that fall into this category are actually called "Expose Racists", though they tend to use variations of this title. "EXPOSE RACISTS+ 2020" <ref>https://www.facebook.com/groups/184096139543207/</ref> is the most prominent group of this type. | + | Not all pages that fall into this category are actually called "Expose Racists", though they tend to use variations of this title. "EXPOSE RACISTS+ 2020" <ref>https://www.facebook.com/groups/184096139543207/</ref> is the most prominent group of this type. |
==Activities== | ==Activities== | ||
| − | ''Expose Racists'' activity typically consists of [[social media]] users posting screenshots of "bigoted" users' politically incorrect posts so that fellow group members can harass them via DM, attack their profiles, or contact their workplace in hope of getting them [[fired]]. The "offenses" of the harassed users can range from use of racial slurs to (more commonly) the making of simple [[conservative]] posts, such as those respectfully defending [[traditional marriage]] or the continued existence of [[Confederate]] monuments for historical purposes. | + | ''Expose Racists'' activity typically consists of [[social media]] users posting screenshots of "bigoted" users' politically incorrect posts so that fellow group members can harass them via DM, attack their profiles, or contact their workplace in hope of getting them [[fired]]. The "offenses" of the harassed users can range from use of racial slurs to (more commonly) the making of simple [[conservative]] posts, such as those respectfully defending [[traditional marriage]] or the continued existence of [[Confederate]] monuments for historical purposes. |
''EXPOSE RACISTS+ 2020'' has attacked [[white]] swimmers who wore [[African]]-patterned swimsuits for "virtual [[blackface]]", and has defended a woman who was arrested for purposely getting Antifa [[terrorists]] to attack her own parents. | ''EXPOSE RACISTS+ 2020'' has attacked [[white]] swimmers who wore [[African]]-patterned swimsuits for "virtual [[blackface]]", and has defended a woman who was arrested for purposely getting Antifa [[terrorists]] to attack her own parents. | ||
==''Expose Racists'' in the Media== | ==''Expose Racists'' in the Media== | ||
| − | Despite their hateful tactics, such activity has been praised or defended by [[ | + | Despite their hateful and racist tactics against conservatives regardless of skin color/race, such activity has been praised or defended by the [[liberal media]] for promoting "accountability".<ref>https://www.theatlantic.com/culture/archive/2020/06/callout-culture-black-lives-matter-adidas-bon-appetit-lea-michele/613054/</ref> [[Disney Channel]] actress Skai Jackson has openly promoted and taken part in ''Expose Racists''' brand of [[cyberbullying]], though she attempts to make excuses for why it isn't actually bullying.<ref>https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-8395807/Skai-Jackson-exposes-teen-racists-Twitter-believe-people-ignorant.html</ref> |
==References== | ==References== | ||
| − | + | {{Reflist}} | |
| + | {{communism}} | ||
| + | [[Category:Racism]] | ||
[[Category:Hate Groups]] | [[Category:Hate Groups]] | ||
[[Category:Liberal Organizations]] | [[Category:Liberal Organizations]] | ||
[[Category:Snowflakes]] | [[Category:Snowflakes]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:41, June 29, 2020
"Expose Racists" refers to numerous left-wing extremist Facebook and Twitter groups/pages which became popular in 2020 following the death of George Floyd, existing as an online extension of the 2020 Antifa riots and Black Lives Matter protests. The ironically-named groups/pages are explicitly racist, pro-bullying and anti-free speech, existing solely to encourage the harassment of people who post even vaguely politically incorrect content. Likewise, these groups exist in violation of their respective websites' community standards, and should be reported to site staff as such.
Not all pages that fall into this category are actually called "Expose Racists", though they tend to use variations of this title. "EXPOSE RACISTS+ 2020" [1] is the most prominent group of this type.
Activities
Expose Racists activity typically consists of social media users posting screenshots of "bigoted" users' politically incorrect posts so that fellow group members can harass them via DM, attack their profiles, or contact their workplace in hope of getting them fired. The "offenses" of the harassed users can range from use of racial slurs to (more commonly) the making of simple conservative posts, such as those respectfully defending traditional marriage or the continued existence of Confederate monuments for historical purposes.
EXPOSE RACISTS+ 2020 has attacked white swimmers who wore African-patterned swimsuits for "virtual blackface", and has defended a woman who was arrested for purposely getting Antifa terrorists to attack her own parents.
Expose Racists in the Media
Despite their hateful and racist tactics against conservatives regardless of skin color/race, such activity has been praised or defended by the liberal media for promoting "accountability".[2] Disney Channel actress Skai Jackson has openly promoted and taken part in Expose Racists' brand of cyberbullying, though she attempts to make excuses for why it isn't actually bullying.[3]
References
- ↑ https://www.facebook.com/groups/184096139543207/
- ↑ https://www.theatlantic.com/culture/archive/2020/06/callout-culture-black-lives-matter-adidas-bon-appetit-lea-michele/613054/
- ↑ https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-8395807/Skai-Jackson-exposes-teen-racists-Twitter-believe-people-ignorant.html