What's Ahead for Whites?

Our country treats whites like a problem that must be solved. Some months back, Coca-Cola told its employees to “try to be less white.” Government and almost all big companies give their employees this kind of training.
Every big organization has an army of people promoting “diversity.” Diversity means fewer white people, especially white men. Do you know how many staff at the University of Michigan have “diversity” or “inclusion” in their job titles? One hundred and sixty-three.

You’ve heard of Critical Race Theory, which says all white people have unfair privileges and oppress everyone else whether we want to or not. That’s just our nature.

Maybe you heard about Sam Richards, professor at Penn State. He made a white student stand up in a lecture class and asked him whom he had oppressed that day. When the man said, “nobody,” Prof. Richards said, “You’re breathing and you left your house so you may have oppressed somebody.”

On Christmas Eve, 2016, Professor George Ciccariello-Maher tweeted, “All I Want For Christmas is White Genocide.” At Dickinson College in Pennsylvania, the school paper ran a piece by a black senior called “Should White Boys Still Be Allowed to Talk?” Her answer was “Hell, no.”

The Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association just published an article called “On Having Whiteness.” It called whiteness “a malignant, parasitic-like condition,” adding, “There is not yet a permanent cure.” In an article called “Whiteness is a Pandemic,” a prominent black author wrote that “White supremacy is a virus that, like other viruses, will not die until there are no bodies left for it to infect.”

Being white is so awful that a group called Recovery from White Conditioning has a 12-step program – like Alcoholics Anonymous – to cure us.

Last month a North Carolina man was arrested for putting I {heart} being white stickers on cars. He was charged with ethnic intimidation.

In his inaugural address, Joe Biden worried more about racism and white supremacy than about Covid or the economy or anything else. After the January 6 Capitol riot, 26,000 national guardsmen joined thousands of local and federal police to guard the Capital against an imaginary white supremacist threat.