Alarm Set for Hate Crime

Why Waking Up Early Is Rooted in White Supremacy Anthony Bernardi March 18, 2023 Educating oneself and others about the historical and social contexts that have shaped the early-rising narrative can help raise awareness about its racial implications. Acknowledging the cultural diversity in sleep patterns and work schedules is another important step toward dismantling these harmful stereotypes. Alarm Sleep | Wake Up No Alarm CHANGE Other Hate Crime AM Alarm in 7 hours and 25 min and 59 sec 8:00 AM Alarm in 9 hours and 40 min and 59 sec 8:20 PM Alarm in 22 hours and 0 min and 59 sec World Clock Alarm Stopwatch Timer

A split-image meme shows a mock academic article claiming that waking up early is rooted in white supremacy, alongside a phone alarm screen with alarms labeled “Hate Crime” and ordinary times. The joke satirizes over-serious social-justice explanations by pairing the absurd article with someone deliberately setting an alarm for “Hate Crime.” It is used as an ironic reaction to jokes about hating early mornings or waking up early. EN: A split-image meme shows a mock academic article claiming that waking up early is rooted in white supremacy, alongside a phone alarm screen with alarms labeled “Hate Crime” and ordinary times. The joke satirizes over-serious social-justice explanations by pairing the absurd article with someone deliberately setting an alarm for “Hate Crime.” It is used as an ironic reaction to jokes about hating early mornings or waking up early.

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