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First reported by New York Post (Lean right); 4 outlets over 34h.
New York Post · +8h The Blaze · +27h Breitbart · +34h Fox News
The BBC removed an article that suggested the trend of leaving fingernails unpainted could perpetuate "White supremacist" beauty standards after it drew backlash Saturday.
Read at nypost.com →The BBC removed its bare nails trend article after backlash over its suggestion that unpainted fingernails perpetuate White supremacist beauty standards.
Read at foxnews.com →A backlash has forced the disgraced, far-left BBC to remove an article that declared “bare nails” racist. The post Nolte: Backlash Forces BBC to Remove Article Claiming ‘Bare Nails’ Are Racist appeared first on Breitbart .
Read at breitbart.com →The woke intelligentsia has identified yet another seemingly innocuous instrument of white supremacist oppression that literally emanates from your fingertips.
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