Most of the time, my praxis are planned pretty far ahead. This is because I am lazy, and therefore it takes me a long time to get up the gumption required to actually do the work of transforming my ideas into reality. But this time was different. Sometimes you just have a strong desire to task, right now. So I looked for task that I could do right now, and picked this one. For some reason BARTPA tasks seem to be the easiest to pick up, for me at least.

So I set out to discriminate against sidewalks. I had an errand to go on, so I vowed to never let my feet touch a sidewalk the whole way. I walked on streets, lawns, curbs, medians, alleys, parks, gardens, hallways, stairs, bridges, parkings lots, and grass, but besides a few accidental incidents, I stayed entirely clear of the hated sidewalk.

Most of the time walking off the sidewalk isn't too hard. The hard bit comes with getting across sidewalks without touching them. I did a lot of jumping over sidewalks. The aforementioned accidents took place when sidewalks proved to be too wide for me to jump across. The other major difference was that I ended taking a longer route than I would've normally, as using the main thoroughfares would've probably led to me getting hit by a car. More info about my journey can be found in the pictures.

Other Discriminatory Actions that I took include
-Refering to the sidewalks by a derogatory slur ("sides")
-Spitting on a sidewalk
-Kicking a sidewalk for no reason other than I could get away with it
-Writing anti-sidewalk slogans on walls
-Turning sidewalks down for jobs based only on the fact that they were sidewalks
-Refusing to give sidewalks a loan
-Passing laws preventing sidewalks from voting

Ok, so I didn't really do those last three things. But I did do the rest. Just to show those sides who's boss. Dirty sides, all twisting through our neighborhoods. Makes my blood boil just thinking about it.