Is the Los Angeles Bird Population Racist? – Jewish perversion of the word: Progress

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[Life is racist. Science is racist. Everything is racist … because that is the truth and reality. The term "progressivism" is pure Leftis/Jew nonsense. It is NOT progress – it is the path DOWNWARDS. This is why I say that words will lose all their meaning. I'm happy that the birds are racist. I hope they read Mein Kampf too! Jan]

When you think of bird habitats, racism might not be the term that comes to mind! But recently the Los Angeles Times ran an article on how the bird population in LA is “shaped by historic redlining and racist loan practices.” Why?

Well, because more birds, and a greater diversity of birds, are found in areas with more trees and shrubbery. Those areas tend to be wealthier, both now and historically. Fewer birds are found in areas made of mainly concrete and buildings. And those areas tend to be more impoverished.

Those who look at the world only through the lens of so-called race will see racism everywhere.

Birds preferring greener habitats are, of course, not surprising to anyone who knows even a little bit about birds. But those who look at the world only through the lens of so-called race will see racism everywhere—even observing “remarkably segregated” birds! Such ideas are permeating our culture.

Yes, this kind of thinking can now be found everywhere—from bird studies like this to which classical music is selected for students to learn to play. I was recently speaking with a piano and voice teacher who has a passion for high-quality music education. He shared that progressivism has completely overwhelmed the fine arts, including music, to the point where the standard canon of Western classical music (think Bach, Beethoven, Handel, etc.) is being ignored in favor of only minority or underprivileged group music (so music isn’t selected based on merit or even historic value but on intersectionality).

Source: https://answersingenesis.org/blogs/ken-ham/2023/10/18/is-los-angeles-bird-population-racist/?utm_source=articlesmedia&utm_medium=email&utm_term=20231021&utm_content=6-list-title&mc_cid=2bc5c24f0c&mc_eid=552e03f9e2