Posted on May 4, 2021

Verified Hate: Opposing Diversity Edition

Gregory Hood, American Renaissance, May 3, 2021

The Biden Administration is pushing Critical Race Theory on American students. In response, some states and towns are fighting back, banning the anti-white ideology from being taught to children.

I doubt these parents are race realists and I’m sure some of them aren’t white. In fact, most oppose CRT because they think the ideology itself is racist, dividing Americans by skin color. They are normal Americans, maybe a bit naïve, but with good intensions. Everyone can see these anti-white campaigns, and the way the conservative movement has utterly ceded local school boards is disgraceful. However, as normal parents who fight these battles face the anger of media, they may wake up in a hurry. NBC’s view:

The parents are “opponents of anti-racism education” who “opposed a school diversity plan.” Here is what these parents are no doubt hearing from their self-styled moral superiors:

Twitter promoted Critical Race Theory as a “Trending” subject, with “journalists, politicians and civil rights scholars” telling us what to think. I doubt this is a coincidence.

Of course, “race is a social construct” is dangerous nonsense. Meanwhile, how did this get through?

W.E.B. Du Bois had the integrity to renounce American citizenship and die in Africa. I wish all others who claim they are oppressed would do the same.

I’ll agree on this: Stop trying to save them from themselves.

Whites have a culture, but we are also only a social construct.

Slightly off-topic, but it’s almost refreshing that this Democratic senator is clear about her goals.

Don’t give your kids to these people.

You’re welcome. Enjoy the affirmative action and other subsidies from white America.

These rewards aren’t enticing enough to prevent whites from faking their identity. We also have borderline cases. For example:

Meanwhile, it’s World Press Freedom Day:

A few days before this joyous occasion, the Washington Post warned us about memes.

An excerpt: “They approach young people on gaming platforms, luring them into private rooms with memes that start out as edgy humor and gradually grow overtly racist. They literally sell their ideas, commodifying their slogans and actions as live streams, T-shirts, and coffee mugs. They insinuate themselves into chats, offering open ears and warm friendship to people who are talking online about being lonely, depressed, or chronically ill.”

Whites are looking for reasons and answers. We have them. I’ll spare you the rest, but it dug up some old quotes from Jared Taylor that didn’t have much to do with the story.

A TikTok video drew some strong reactions:

Cultural appropriation gets me annoyed, but a black Anne Boleyn is worse, and I’m not screaming obscenities.

Some whites want blacks to get 40 acres and a mule, or at least the modern equivalent.

However, why stop there? A group called Black Hammer Org is building a city in Colorado. One of the rules is that no whites (“colonizers”) are allowed.

Good. Why would I want to go there? If “Hammer City” gets big enough, our problems are solved.

Still, I can’t help notice that Black Hammer Org can use the “colonialist” and “capitalist” tools of Twitter, Facebook, GoFundMe, and other services. Also compare the celebration of a non-white city to the endless hit pieces and Twitter raging against the Afrikaner enclave of Orania.

Ashli Babbitt’s family is filing a lawsuit over her death.

Comments mostly consist of leftists and blacks laughing at her for being shot.

Please spare us the tears for George Floyd or whoever the next thug-of-the-month turns out to be.

In ominous news:

Since it will be “outside firms” spying on Americans, it will be “the free market,” so conservatives won’t have any reason to object.

Finally, I bring this uplifting message from the CIA.

No wonder our spies are contracting out their work.

About Gregory Hood

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Mr. Hood is a staff writer for American Renaissance. He has been active in conservative groups in the US. You can follow him on Gab.