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(AP Photo/Peter Dejong) In the latest episode of “Everything Is Racist,” far-leftists are using images from Oprah’s interview with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to make even more unfounded allegations of bigotry. A leftist non-profit organization called “Slow Factory Foundation” issued a warning specifically to white people telling them they are engaging in “digital blackface” when they post memes that include black people in them. According to the intrepid individuals at the Slow Factory Foundation, “digital blackface” is “an online phenomenon where white and non-black p...

“Performing blackness, be it IRL or online, is not an acceptable form of expressing reaction or dissatisfaction, especially not in exchange for likes and retweets,” the Slow Factory wrote in an Instagram recent post. The organization issued its warning about “digital blackface” following Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s interview with Oprah Winfrey, which resulted in new popular internet memes featuring Oprah Winfrey. “Since the #MeghanandHarry interview on Oprah, we’ve been seeing a lot of digital blackface infractions with a few of Oprah’s reaction gifs and images going vir...

A non-profit group says white people should stop sharing memes of Oprah's interview with Harry and Meghan because it's 'digital blackface.'

"Performing Blackness, be it IRL or online, is not an acceptable form of expressing reaction or dissatisfaction," says radical group