After MLK’s Death, Coretta Scott King Went To Memphis To Finish His Work
Racism
A Normie’s Guide to the Alt-Right – Daily Stormer
Like many people, I've heard the news reports on NPR's Fresh Air about the Alt-Right. But I was curious how the movement views itself. This page seems to give a good overview, at least from perspective of the Alt-Right, on the many wings of the alt-right movement.
White People Explain Why They Feel Oppressed
"I just didn't understand how so many white people in America could believe that they are the primary victims of racism. So, I asked some white folks about it to find out why."
Are prejudice, bigotry, and racism the same thing?
"Prejudice is when a person negatively pre-judges another person or group without getting to know the beliefs, thoughts, and feelings behind their words and actions. A person of any racial group can be prejudiced towards a person of any other racial group. There is no power dynamic involved. Bigotry is stronger than prejudice, a more severe mindset and often accompanied by discriminatory behavior. It’s arrogant and mean-spirited, but requires neither systems nor power to engage in.
Racism is the system that allows the racial group that’s already in power to retain power. Since arriving on U.S. soil white people have used their power to create preferential access to survival resources (housing, education, jobs, food, health, legal protection, etc.) for white people while simultaneously impeding people of color’s access to these same resources.Though "reverse racism" is a term I sometimes hear, it has never existed in America. White people are the only racial group to have ever established and retained power in the United States."
To avoid extermination, Native Americans were forced to assimilate
Governor George Wallace Rally in Albany, 10/10/1968
Independent candidate for President known for his pro-segregation views, came to Albany during October 1968 and spoke to a crowd of supporters and a much larger crowd of protestors on the steps of the Capitol. This video captures his speech and some of the sounds of the protesters at his rally.
How The U.S. Defines Race And Ethnicity May Change Under Trump
I am inclined to say having accurate categories based on how people self-identify is more important then protecting the census from nefarious purposes. Never has the privacy of the census been broken to reveal individual identities, even during World War II during the interment, Japanese Americans were not targeted by individual households but were targeted by the blocks they lived -- Wartime Security Zones targeted whole Japanese neighborhoods, not just individual persons of Japanese descent.