What was originally created by Tracy Clayton in August, re-emgered yesterday with new chuckle-worthy moments at the hands of the #CivilRightsTwitter hashtag– memes made with the civil right pioneers of the past mixed with the petty, shady, and downright funny things of the present. See some of the highlights below:
New Dream, Who Dis? #CivilRightsTwitter pic.twitter.com/8SoGbn4mwg
— Tremaine (@_SHANghai) December 14, 2015
That look he gives you when he invites you over to fight white supremacy n chill #civilrightstwitter pic.twitter.com/owrrbori1w
— obama’s♉witchdoctor (@workplaymomm) December 14, 2015
“skirts above the knee? Uh uh, I prefer to stay clothed for MY man” #civilrightstwitter pic.twitter.com/SfRdsOwet8
— Rose Femme (@Namastaywoke) December 14, 2015
When you want to take a selfie but don’t want to look like you taking a selfie #civilrightstwitter pic.twitter.com/4KC3tG77ba
— No Relation (@TheCosby) December 14, 2015
“You can’t sit with us.” #civilrightstwitter pic.twitter.com/4RuDS58NLe
— playboi ⛳️ (@_OFWGKayTA_) December 14, 2015
“I SAID WHAT I SAID!” #civilrightstwitter pic.twitter.com/IhPrD2Nl9B
— jujoffer (@jujoffer) December 14, 2015
“No, Keisha—ALL LIVES MATTER!” #CivilRightsTwitter pic.twitter.com/otoC0UGMha
— toni childish (@neosoulful) December 14, 2015
So I slid into her dm’s like “are you coming to the March tomorrow” #civilrightstwitter pic.twitter.com/szFsioNlk6
— Tatenda (@ubuntugraphy) December 14, 2015
‘I don’t know why you acting mad, boo. It’s just a preference.’ #civilrightstwitter pic.twitter.com/WatWOVF16Y
— Mumtaz (@RuffneckRefugee) December 14, 2015