Get a Load of the Striking Shift in Tone After Feminists Learn Identity of News Outlet Interviewing Them

It looked like peaches and cream for the folks behind the camera interviewing those gathered at the National Young Feminist Leadership Conference in Washington, D..C. late last month.

The reporter with the microphone asked attendees what feminism meant to them and what it could mean to others, and it was all smiles and positivity and declarations that feminism was "for everyone" and "more inclusive."

That is until they learned the reporter was from Campus Reform, a conservative news outlet that focuses on college students.

One guy kind of said it all as he reacted with quite the non-subtle, "Oh...ohhhhh..."

Image source: YouTube/Campus Reform

The woman on the left in the below photo spelled it out plainly: "You guys aren't wanted here."

Image source: YouTube/Campus Reform

But you have to hand to conference organizers for their efficiency and attention to detail: As the reporter — who frequently asked why she, as a woman, was being stereotyped just because she represented a conservative news site — several in-charge-types quickly got in interviewees' faces and warned them about Campus Reform.

Good thing the woman who said "you're not wanted here" was apparently coached by an older, wiser attendee. (Image source: YouTube/Campus Reform)

Some even bodily intervened and ushered people away.

Image source: YouTube/Campus Reform

Check out all the inspiring inclusiveness and openness right here:

(H/T: Campus Reform)