The Bahar Mustafa racism controversy stems from a 2015 incident involving a diversity officer at Goldsmiths, University of London, who organized an event that excluded white people and men. The situation escalated when Mustafa used the hashtag #KillAllWhiteMen on social media, sparking a massive international debate about the definition of racism, misandry, and identity politics. While she defended her actions as critiques of structural power, the internet responded with a wave of memes highlighting the perceived hypocrisy of her statements. Today, the meme is typically used to satirize extreme social justice rhetoric or to comment on the double standards found in modern political discourse.