The unhinged and race-obsessed co-founder of Black Lives Matter’s (BLM) Los Angeles chapter is being called out on social media after posting bizarre comments claiming that Taylor Swift fans are racist and that the Kansas City Chiefs’ victory at the Super Bowl earlier this month was the result of a “white-supremacist conspiracy theory.”

Melina Abdullah, a professor of Pan-African Studies at Cal State University in Los Angeles, California, made a series of deranged posts on X, formerly known as Twitter, on Super Bowl Sunday.

The first post smeared Taylor Swift’s rabidly loyal fanbase, who are known as Swifties, as “racist.”

“Why do I feel like it’s slightly racist to be a Taylor Swift fan?” Abdullah wrote.

Why do I feel like it’s slightly racist to be a Taylor Swift fan?

— Melina Abdullah (@DocMellyMel) February 11, 2024

Of course, she received a lot of pushback on her comment, with many questioning how she came to that conclusion. Instead of offering a legitimate explanation for her comments, Abdullah essentially admitted that her decision to smear Swifties was based on her feelings, not logic. She also compared her “feeling” about Swift fans being racist to the feeling she gets when she sees American patriotism on display.

“I said FEEL, not think,” the passive-aggressive BLM activist responded. “Kind of like that feeling I get when there are too many American flags.”

I said FEEL, not think.
Kind of like that feeling I get when there are too many American flags.

— Melina Abdullah (@DocMellyMel) February 13, 2024

However, Abdullah wasn’t done with her deranged ranting, as she made another post following the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl victory — claiming that the majority-Black team’s win was part of a “white-supremacist conspiracy.”

“Why do I feel like this was some right-wing, white-supremacist conspiracy?!?!” she wrote. “Booooooo!!!!”

Why do I feel like this was some right-wing, white-supremacist conspiracy?!?!
Booooooo!!!!#SuperBowl

— Melina Abdullah (@DocMellyMel) February 12, 2024

Abdullah immediately began playing the victim after being called out for her racist and unhinged comments — claiming that the criticism of her smears is wrong because “virtually everything is racist.”

“Folks think they’re attacking me by asking for why I think everything is racist…” the BLM co-founder wrote. “I’m not offended. Virtually everything is racist.”

Folks think they’re attacking me by asking for why I think everything is racist…
I’m not offended.
Virtually everything is racist.

— Melina Abdullah (@DocMellyMel) February 13, 2024

Her unhinged comments prompted an equally unhinged response from one critic — a Texas man who left her a voicemail calling her out for her racism and telling her, “I hope you f—ing die.”

Abdullah shared the audio of the voicemail in a post to X on Feb. 23, where she again played the victim.

“How dare you throw out the racist ideas you throw out on a daily basis?” the man, who identified himself as Ethan George, demanded, later adding: “I hope you f—king die.”

Abdullah stated in the caption: “If this is what a tweet about [Taylor Swift] fans being ‘slightly racist’ brings, I’ll edit myself… Y’all are full-fledged violent white-delusionists.”

However, her post did not elicit much sympathy, as many commenters pointed out that much of the remarks in the man’s voicemail were correct, although they noted that hoping she died was not okay.

“I for one can’t stand Taylor Swift, but I’ve read many of your tweets and have come to the conclusion that your warped ideology is without a doubt loaded with hate and racism! You are the poster child for what a racist looks like, what a sad and pathetic person you are,” podcast host Douglas Ducote Sr. wrote.