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USA Today and the Anti-White point of View

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USA Today always does a wonderful job of putting on a clinic.  A clinic on how to write from the Anti-White perspective.

PHOENIX — An Arizona State University course called "U.S. Race Theory & the Problem of Whiteness" has gained national attention and landed the university and the course's professor in the middle of a debate about race, political correctness and academic freedom.

In the space of two months, the course has been singled out by Fox News commentators, been targeted online by white-supremacist groups and spurred small protests and counter protests in Tempe.

According to university records recently obtained by The Arizona Republic, assistant professor Lee Bebout has received dozens of hostile and hate-filled e-mails about the class, and Tempe police say the instructor suffered harassment when fliers were distributed on campus and in Bebout's neighborhood with "Anti-White" printed over a photo of Bebout, who is white.

The hit piece from USA Today was aimed at the National Youth Front. The youth group has been protesting the abundance of Institutional Anti-Whiteness at ASU.  Where else but a college campus in Western Civilization would you have to put up with a class on the "Problem of Whiteness".  National Youth Front  has stated the following in their press release: "Only a few months after the founding of National Youth Front, we have already hit the big leagues and made an impact!"  Indeed.  The college campus environment across the USA is a cesspool of Anti-Whiteness.

Anti-Whites at USA Today spun it accordingly:

Bebout's colleagues in higher education say the backlash is unfortunate but comes with the territory when anyone takes a critical approach to race and racism.

"Precisely the reason there is such a backlash is exactly the reason why (such classes) should exist," said Nolan Cabrera, an assistant professor at the University of Arizona whose research focuses on race and racism in higher education. "The time it will be unnecessary is when it ceases to be controversial."

This the funniest damn thing we have read in quite a while.  We wonder if this statement would apply to Pro-Whites?  Can you imagine ASU's response to a course titled: "Diversity is a Code Word for #White Genocide".  Or better yet a course highlighting one simple fact about so called Anti-Racism?  Anti-Racism is actually just a code word for Anti-White.   For the better part of one century Anti-Racists have been camped out in White Countries and ONLY White Countries.  So why not a class titled: "A century of Anti-Racist history proves conclusively ....They are just Anti-White".  I wonder how these course titles would go over?  I bet they wouldn't.  Even if a former academic like Bob Whitaker were teaching the class.  Academic freedom would never apply to Pro-Whites.   Of course, we could use Mr Cabrera's argument for #WhiteGenocide as well: "Precisely the reason there is such a backlash is exactly the reason why (such classes) should exist".  As the National Youth Front points out correctly in their article.  Anti-Whites continuously enforce ruthless double standards.  The reason for this is quite simple.  If Anti-Whites at Arizona State University allow too much free speech on Campus.  The Anti-White hypocrisy alone will collapse these so called classes on "Whiteness".
Our hats are off to the National Youth front for all their activism in exposing the Anti-Whites at ASU.
h/t National Youth Front
h/t USA Today

 

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Operation White Storm

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TV News – #WhiteGenocide Signs Pop Up In Asheville

“Racist!” “Hater!” “Bigot!” “White supremacist!”

Anti-white regimes rule White populations and carry out White Genocide by controlling the message.

We disrupt the anti-white message like this:

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MARCH AGAINST WHITE GENOCIDE

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The Devil went down to Georgia and found the White Genocide Mantra

You don't have to go very far these days before you come across one of our memes.  Below is the comment carried in the Augusta Chronicle "Rant & Raves" for March 19.  You can hit the link and read it for yourself half way down the page.

"WHAT’S WRONG WITH a college fraternity if it wanted to be exclusively white? Don’t they have all black colleges and all black fraternities? They say they’re “anti-racist” but all they really are is anti-white. Anti-racist is a code word for anti-white."

h/t Augusta Chronicle

Whether it be in your local paper or on a truck in Canada. Be on the lookout for the Mantra.

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Flat White Reaction–Starbucks Not Enjoying Conversation About Race

Well, that didn’t take long. No sooner did Starbucks and USA Today announce their initiative to talk about race than the coffee empire’s vice president for communications dumped his Twitter account.

According to Business Insider, VP Corey duBrowa “deleted his account because he was attacked by critics of the campaign.”

“I was personally attacked through my Twitter account around midnight last night and the tweets represented a distraction from the respectful conversation we are trying to start around Race Together,” duBrowa said. “I’ll be back on Twitter soon.”

Does anyone doubt that some of the “attacks” were from the white customers who pay duBrowa’s massive salary, and who don’t much care for a serving of anti-white vitriol with a $5 latte?

h/t  Vdare

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Canada: White Students Turned Away from “Anti-Racism” Seminar for Being White

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You’ve probably heard the mantra: anti-racist is a code word for anti-White. But have ever seen a better example of the mantra in action than this?

The Ryersonian:

Two white students were barred from a meeting of the Racialized Students’ Collective March 11.

First-year journalism students Trevor Hewitt and Julia Knope were told that because they were not victims of racialization, they were not allowed to stay in the meeting room and report on the event.

Hewitt and Knope said they made eye contact with an unidentified woman who appeared to be setting up for the event. She approached Hewitt and Knope and asked if they had ever been racialized.

Hewitt said he then told the woman he wanted to cover the meeting for an assignment. He said the woman told him that because he was not a racialized student, he could not sit in on the meeting. Hewitt and Knope then left the room.

“It felt really bad… kind of embarrassing,” Knope said. “If their goal in these meetings was to end racialization then it needs to be something everybody is involved in. If some people are causing the problems, they need to know. Grouping yourself off… is not going to accomplish anything.”

The Racialized Students’ Collective is part of the Ryerson Students’ Union (RSU). Its website states that the group “oppose(s) all forms of racism and work towards community wellness for students,” that they focus on “building an anti-racist network” and “fostering an anti-racist environment through campus-wide services, campaigns and events.”

Knope said while she understands they are a support group for each other and don’t want others there, she doesn’t understand why the events are then listed as public and as an RSU campaign.

“It seemed really ironic to me that the meeting was about racialization and they were prohibiting certain people from entering,” she said.

“Right now it’s almost like they’re suggesting they can make racialization go away (and that) if everyone who has been racialized just talks… it will magically go away,” Hewitt added.

RSU coordinator Vajdaan Tanveer told The Ryersonian over the phone that members of the collective have requested a safe space on campus, where they can have an open conversation.

“We don’t want (racialized) students to feel intimidated, that they can’t speak their mind because they are afraid of being judged or something they say might be used against them,” he said.

When asked about Hewitt and Knope’s incident, Tanveer confirmed they couldn’t attend the meeting because they were white.

“In terms of educating, we have some events for public,” he said. “We use the opportunity to tell them about the work and how they can get involved.”

This is wonderful news, and we can only hope for more events like this to happen. The more White people experience malice and discrimination from self-proclaimed “anti-racists”, the more they will begin to dislike those “anti-racists” – and, eventually, they will likely end up turning to us.  After all, we love them and accept them while “anti-racists” despise them and bar them from events.  I think the choice is obvious for young White people.

Keep up the good work, SJWs. You are the best gift that us White nationalists could have possibly asked for.  Keep digging that grave for yourself, and keep completely alienating all White people.  White people are the only reason you’re even allowed to exist in White countries, so, by all means, continue to stretch our kindness and altruism to its very limit.  See what happens.

h/t Daily Stormer

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