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Black History Month vs Nobody Cares

A two-panel meme featuring a man resembling Jim Halpert from the US TV show 'The Office.' In the top panel, he stands and writes 'ITS BLACK HISTORY MONTH' on a whiteboard with a black marker, wearing a light blue dress shirt and a wristwatch. The bottom panel shows the same man sitting next to the whiteboard, which now displays 'NOBODY CARES' in bold black letters, creating a sarcastic contrast between the announcement of Black History Month and a dismissive response.
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ITS BLACK HISTORY MONTH; NOBODY CARES

Overview

A two-panel meme featuring a man resembling Jim Halpert from the US TV show 'The Office.' In the top panel, he stands and writes 'ITS BLACK HISTORY MONTH' on a whiteboard with a black marker, wearing a light blue dress shirt and a wristwatch. The bottom panel shows the same man sitting next to the whiteboard, which now displays 'NOBODY CARES' in bold black letters, creating a sarcastic contrast between the announcement of Black History Month and a dismissive response.

Origin notes

The meme is a remix of a screenshot from the TV show 'The Office' (US), edited to add custom text to the whiteboard. It was sourced from 9Gag, a popular social media platform for sharing memes and viral content. The original scene from 'The Office' was likely modified using basic image editing software to overlay the text on the whiteboard.

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