"Microagression" is the latest craze in racial grievance, something we highlighted when a
UCLA professor was accused of the transgression for correcting grammar on minority students' papers.
The fake scenario of Obama kicking open a door after a press conference went viral after Jay Leno showed it on the Tonight Show.
It obviously was fake, but took on a life of its own on the internet, causing
Snopes to issue a False rating and a video comparing the original and edited versions.
It also spawned a .gif of the key moment.
All fairly light-hearted humor.
Brian Farnan, Vice President for Internal Affairs at the Students’ Society of McGill University (SSMU) in Canada thought it was funny too, and circulated the .gif as part of a weekly mailing.
That got him in trouble with the thought police, who filed a complaint against him with SSMU's
Equity Committee, which enforces an expansive
Equity Policy banning a broad range of supposedly "oppressive" conduct.
As reported by
The McGill Tribune:
