BLM reaches Webpack docs

https://reclaimthenet.org/webpack-censored-black-lives-matter/
You thought something like documentation is safe from SJWs?

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Red stands for [...] as well as the indigenous peoples who were displaced from this land
displaced

The US paid a cash reward for every native american killed. As proof you were required to bring in the dead man's scalp, usually to the post office, to check its color. This is the main reason Hollywood has been on a longterm desperate campaign to portray the indians as the scalpers. To avoid the killings of human beings counting as murder, the law stated that "the redskins" are subhuman rather than human. When you hear "not counting indians and chinamen" about Mad Dog Tannen's kill count in Back To The Future, this is what that refers to.

and a star symbolic of luck, victory, and Communism.

Like the nativity star of christianity?

the Weather Underground's "Prairie Fire,"

Note that the article shows cowardice on one point. It replaces "infiltrator" with "informant" nearly everywhere. These aren't people from the inside made to inform. They are people from the outside sent in to infiltrate the group and undermine it.
https://theintercept.com/2020/06/02/history-united-states-government-infiltration-protests/

A Short History of U.S. Law Enforcement Infiltrating Protests

The list goes on and on from there. An FBI informant, who said he was also a member of the John Birch Society, helped assemble time bombs and placed them on an Army truck. (The John Birch Society now says it has no record of his membership.) An FBI informant in the radical political organization Weather Underground took part in the bombing of a Cincinnati public school. A prominent member of Vietnam Veterans Against the War — and FBI informant — pushed for “shooting and bombing,” and his advocacy apparently did indeed lead to a bombing and a bomb threat. An FBI informant in Seattle drove a young black man named Larry Ward to a real estate office that engaged in housing discrimination and encouraged him to place a bomb there; the police were waiting and killed Ward. Thirteen Black Panthers were accused of a plot to blow up the Statue of Liberty after receiving 60 sticks of dynamite from an FBI informant. After 28 people broke into a federal building to destroy draft files in 1971, an FBI informant bragged, “I taught them everything they knew.” All 28 were acquitted when his role was revealed.

To highlight:

An FBI informant in the radical political organization Weather Underground took part in the bombing of a Cincinnati public school.