Black Lives Matter protesters demonstrated against police brutality across New York on Sunday by interrupting white people eating brunch, a clear sign that the movement which, started with unrest in Ferguson, Missouri back in November, is beginning to lose steam.

Social justice warriors tweeted out photos of handfuls of demonstrators crashing cafes and restaurants with captions such as, “ATTN WHITE Man, I have no guilt disturbing your brunch. Its YOU that has no right to be here.”

ATTN WHITE Man, I have no guilt disturbing your brunch. Its YOU that has no right to be here. #blackbrunchnyc pic.twitter.com/mFRq5Q9hbe — Camila ibanez (@QuePasaApaza) January 4, 2015

Some even accused the white diners of being complicit in “genocide”.

HAPPENING NOW #BlackBrunchNYC disrupting bourgeois brunch & white peoples complacency to black genocide. Follow @QuePasaApaza 4 livetweets! — kat yang-stevens (@greencircleas) January 4, 2015

Protesters read out the name of blacks killed by police officers in front of random white dudes drinking their morning coffee – because “racism” or something….

Another tweet asserted the protesters were “interrupting white supremacy one brunch at a time”.

We're approaching our last brunch spot! #blackbrunchnyc interrupting white supremacy one brunch at a time. pic.twitter.com/IJndvWHb1W — Sharmin Ultra (@sharminultraa) January 4, 2015

We interrupt your brunch time to let you know there is a war on Black lives. We will not stay silent. #BlackBrunchNYC pic.twitter.com/LeDDQeEKGB — Sharmin Ultra (@sharminultraa) January 4, 2015

It later emerged that one of the restaurants targeted was owned by Democrat and Hillary Clinton supporter Danny Meyer.

“Progressive activists are becoming increasingly desperate to maintain what they saw as momentum for their cause,” writes Derek Hunter. “But, as is the case with any dying movement, when the larger crowds dwindle, the only people left are the extremists and radicals who have no appeal to anyone outside of their fellow radicals.”

The hashtag #BlackBrunchNYC quickly devolved into scores of Twitter users poking fun at the participants.

How far has black power fallen? They've gone from powerful statements.. to interrupting brunch. #blackbrunchnyc pic.twitter.com/MPQm24GBO3 — danger (@coolhandschlute) January 4, 2015

This #blackbrunchnyc is the best idea ever! Yell at random people guilty or not of "oppression" of "your" people, that's not stereotyping! — Dale Jackson (@TheDaleJackson) January 4, 2015

Goodness this isn't what Montgomery Bus Boycott or Woolworth sit-ins were about -this is ignorance #blackbrunchnyc pic.twitter.com/ewRbXOi1Sx — Charles V Payne (@cvpayne) January 4, 2015

*iPhones raised in unison to film for later attention-whoring* "We are oppressed by your white privilege!" #BlackBrunchNYC — Josh Smith (@ThisIsJoshSmith) January 4, 2015

1955: Rosa Parks bravely disobeys order to move to the back of the bus 2015: #BlackBrunchNYC idiotically blocks the front of Golden Corral — Cameron Gray (@Cameron_Gray) January 4, 2015

How to win hearts and minds for black people. Invade local businesses and the Apple store and scream #BlackBrunch pic.twitter.com/RJBXYszu6B — Bill (@DefendWallSt) January 3, 2015

"What did you do in the Culture Wars, grandpa?" "I whined about racist bacon & eggs on Twitter. Yes I did." #BlackBrunch #STFU — SFK (@stephenkruiser) January 4, 2015

So 16 have been shot, killed in Chicago in 2015 but God forbid New Yorkers eat brunch because #WhiteSupremacy! #blackbrunchnyc you're fired. — Jenn Jacques (@JennJacques) January 4, 2015

#BlackBrunch I'm sure the president, who was raised in #whiteprivilege, is enjoying a superb meal somewhere. HINT HINT. #ThingsIdPayToSee — #BlueLivesMatter (@corrcomm) January 4, 2015

#BlackBrunchNYC is supposed to enlighten people about "the war on black lives" but strangely, it doesn't seem to be about abortion. — Rachel (@esqcapades) January 4, 2015

End the white male patriarchy of brunch and breakfast. #BlackBrunchNYC pic.twitter.com/4pc94kerkP — Bill (@DefendWallSt) January 4, 2015

Who told this group that making yourself look like dumbasses at random Diners was the best way to get your message heard? #blackbrunchnyc — Markeece Young (@YoungBLKRepub) January 4, 2015

How dare folks go out for an omelette with friends and family on a Sunday! #blackbrunchnyc #BlackBrunch — Ted (@TBillsss) January 4, 2015

One person responded to the ridicule by tweeting, “your people literally killed and raped my ancestors”.

OMG. ALL THESE WHITE PEEPO COMING OUTTA THE FORREST TO TELL ME. IM RACIST?? your people literally Killed and raped my ancestors… — Camila ibanez (@QuePasaApaza) January 4, 2015

As we have documented at every turn, what started out as a potentially important opportunity to shine a spotlight on police brutality has quickly disintegrated after leaders of the movement chose to make it all about race rather than police abuse, ostracizing millions of Americans who might otherwise have supported their cause.

From chanting for the deaths of police officers, to harassing parents and children in shopping malls, to blocking freeways, the Black Lives Matter demonstrators have only succeeded in bolstering support for police across the nation, discrediting opposition to the genuine problem of police brutality and the militarization of law enforcement.

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