A giant mob of Black Lives Matter supporters from Dartmouth University in New Hampshire went to the library – but not to study. Instead, they hurled expletives at conscientious students.

Roughly 150 activists clad in black converged on Dartmouth’s Baker-Berry Library Nov. 12. What started as a protest against the removal of shirts from a display turned into invective like, “F–k you, you filthy white f—s!” and “F— you, you racist sh–s!”

“Students who refused to listen to or join their outbursts were shouted down. ‘Stand the f–k up!’ ‘You filthy racist white piece of s–t!’ Men and women alike were pushed and shoved by the group. ‘If we can’t have it, shut it down!’ they cried. Another woman was pinned to a wall by protesters who unleashed their insults, shouting ‘filthy white b—h!’ in her face,” the student-run Darthmouth Review reported Saturday.

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Video of the protest was obtained by the educational watchdog Campus Reform Saturday. Between protesters’ shouts and confused looks by students, one activist walks by the camera and sticks up her middle finger.

One student wrote on the Tab, a website for aspiring journalists, that he joined the protest but soon left when it devolved into verbal harassment.

“I am a proud supporter of the Black Lives Matter movement, but I was ashamed at what the protest turned into,” Charlie Lundquist wrote Nov. 14. “Verbally harassing students, and disrupting people in the library is not an effective protest strategy and does not create constructive dialogue. The protest ended up polarizing the campus further.”

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Lundquist’s fellow protesters did not share his remorse.

“We raised hell, we caused discomfort, and we made our voices heard all throughout this campus in the name of standing up for our brothers and sisters across the country who are staring terrorism and assault directly in the face,” a student wrote on Facebook after the protest, the Dartmouth Review reported.

“The cry of ‘systemic racism’ is raised only when there is no actual racism to be found. What is meant is usually a re-hashed Marxist complaint about inequality, dressed up in the clothes of an attack on ‘racism’ in order to stampede guilty white liberals into supporting it,” a user named Doug said Sunday in the student newspaper’s feedback section.

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