anti-white racism

When rules are unequally applied to people based on physical characteristics, it creates resentment by the group that is excluded, and it is divisive. The mandate creates a hierarchy, with the rule makers at the top, consolidating power.

DHS claimed white supremacists are likely to target racial and religious minorities, members of the LGBTQ+ community, and globalists. Meanwhile, Communists and their agents in the Democrat Party are rioting, setting buildings on fire, and committing violence in the streets while being described as justice warriors.

The Trump administration is halting “critical race theory” training in federal agencies. Critical race theory is a theoretical framework, rooted in Marxism, that describes individuals as oppressed or oppressor based on their skin color.

The men were required to write letters of apology to women and people of color. Journalist Chris Rufo published whistleblower documents from the event and says this 'critical race theory', as it is called, is itself highly biased.

The Democratic National Committee is holding its convention next month and aims to appeal to minorities by featuring support for Black Lives Matter and pledging to fight racism. In doing so, it portrays Whites as having unwarranted privilege and exploiting Blacks.

Oregon politician Jonathan Lopez admitted to police that he sent an "anonymous" hate-filled racist letter to himself in a bid to advance his political career. He lost the primary race and placed fourth when he was a candidate for county commissioner in May 2020.

BLM activist Shaun King called for the taking down of all statues, murals and stained glass windows of “white Jesus and his European mother” on Twitter to his 1.1M followers. He wrote, "If your religion requires Jesus to be a blonde haired blue eyed Jesus, then your religion is not Christianity, but white supremacy."

Rashawn Smith allegedly created a fake Facebook profile of a racist white Trump supporter that issued a "hoax" threat to shoot supporters of Ahmaud Arbery at the courthouse where they were gathering. The threats were used by the media to advance the narrative that white people are "hunting" black people for no reason.

Hate-crime hoaxes across America are on the increase in an apparent attempt to promote the narrative that white supremacy is everywhere.

Critics believe that plots orchestrated by the FBI and their informants are used to frighten Americans into accepting more and more restrictions on their freedom in the name of fighting terrorism or racism or hate.