It's Time We Talk About the Link Between Milk and Colonialism

In a ridiculous twist of taxpayer-funded research, academics at an Oxford museum are now absurdly linking milk to colonialism. By examining historical documents, marketing materials, and nutritional policies, these researchers argue that milk was promoted as a symbol of purity and superiority during colonial times, thus branding it as racist. Dr. Johanna Zetterstrom-Sharp even declared that the belief in milk as a dietary staple "may be understood as a white supremacist one." This laughable study not only stretches the limits of academic credibility but also highlights a wasteful misuse of public funds. It's high time we leave milk alone and focus on more pressing issues.

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[WEHenry]

Well hell I thought everybody knew that, now it's out! Oh what are we going to do🙄.

[pamelahughes]

"SSSufferin' SSSuckotash" - You guys are killin' me this morning!!! First laugh today!!

[Georgina-lp]

That bloody milk, I always knew there was something wrong with it.

[terri]

So if someone went to Obama’s house and ground out their cigarettes in the hallway carpet I guess he would applaud them for resisting bourgeois society’s stifling constraints.

[GRT]

Is coffee racist? What about tea? Or wine? Or anything else that is widely accessible across the planet? Just some questions. If the gave me 1 million dollars I would study something and make up a report. 🤓

[michaeldemarco]

Look a cow in the eye. You can see it. They might give you a big grin, but it doesn't hide the hate. The leather-clad disdain. How has it taken so long to see it?

[markfriedersdorf]

What about goat milk? More people around the world drink goat milk than cows milk it's more easily digestible, higher in protein, and other minerals, md and it tastes alot better