Being Looked at by White Person Reported as Bias Incident

The “oppressed” are so conspicuously unoppressed that they literally ask us to believe that looking at them wrong constitutes oppression.

When Oxford University announced that it is now officially racist not to make eye contact with persons of politically privileged pigmentation, potential thought criminals were warned that it would soon be racist not only not to look at them but also to look at them. Sure enough:

It happened at the University of Wisconsin Madison, where an unnamed “white, female student” was reported to the university’s bias incident reporting system. Her crime? Glaring at two female peers.

The allegedly racist incident occurred in the campus library. From a university document obtained by The College Fix:

There was a white female student that kept making glares at me and another student. She would glare at both of us and then continue to proceed on her phone. This proceeded for 2 hours. Both me and the [other] victim were Asian American women. I don’t know if race plays a part in it. Though this event was small and seemingly insignificant, it made me and the other victim feel unsafe, uncomfortable and paranoid.

Chances are high that it was moonbattery that made the snowflakes paranoid, not some woman of whiteness who was probably not even aware that she was supposedly staring at them.

Pules the poor victim of ocular oppression,

“I don’t feel safe studying in an environment that should be inclusive and welcome to all. … I wouldn’t report this if it didn’t have a significant impact on me.”

Encouraging mental illness and then pandering to the delusions of those who succumb to it are becoming our new national pastime. This sort of idiocy is an inevitable result.

On a tip from Guy B.