Black TikToker Triggered By Continued Existence Of Cotton Fields

notthebee.com ^ | Sep 23, 2026

[V_TWIN]

It's 2026 and I think I've found the most woke video to ever exist.

This lady discovered that cotton fields still exist, and obviously the existence of this crop is racist towards black Americans.

"Okay, when I didn't think they did cotton fields anymore. Y'all check this out. Y'all see that? There is literally a cotton field. Do y'all see that? Isn't that crazy?"

How in the world do people like this exist?

[BFW]

Nothing to see here just another low IQ fatiguer.

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For gods sake don’t let her see a farm with water melons or a chicken farm .....

[Some Fat Guy in L.A.]

When my wife was young in north Alabama, the schools let out when the cotton was ready to be picked so the (mostly white) kids could pick it. She hated it - was hot, hard work.

[hughesm1]

Trust but verify. From a Google AI search:

Does Cottonelle toilet paper use recycled cotton in its manufacture?
No, Cottonelle toilet paper does not use recycled cotton—in fact, it does not contain any cotton fibers at all. Despite the brand name, Cottonelle toilet paper is manufactured using 100% plant-based virgin wood fibers sourced from trees.
Kimberly-Clark, the parent company of Cottonelle, explicitly states that its consumer-grade toilet papers do not use any recycled fibers. Instead, they rely on fresh wood pulp from responsibly managed forests.
While a specific commercial line called Cottonelle Professional is distributed with 25% recycled wood fiber for commercial properties, none of the products in the Cottonelle lineup utilize cotton textile waste or recycled cotton fabric.
If you are looking for eco-friendly bath tissues, would you like recommendations for alternative brands that specialize in 100% recycled paper or bamboo fibers

From cottonelle.com/en-us/contact-us

Is Cottonelle® Toilet Paper made with any recycled fiber?
No, we only use virgin wood fibers from responsibly managed forests.