Race and Racism
Non-fiction (Race Relations, Ethnic Studies)
A book in the collection: The West
A book in the series: Identity
What is racism? Racism is white people thinking or feeling about our race the way that people of other races think and feel about theirs.
Race is and will remain the primary human identity. Most races enjoy the loyalties and support of their own, but not white people. We have uniquely become prejudiced against our own.
Carrying the white man and woman’s burden, we help other races at the expense of our poor and vulnerable and at the expense of our futures, while absolving other races of responsibility for their lives and histories. We’ve never felt more morally superior than we’ve come to feel by rejecting our race we think we don’t need.
If we examined the past and present honestly, we’d see ourselves as other races see themselves. We’d honour our forebears, help our poor and vulnerable, and safeguard our futures.
Contents
Chapters:
- Racism
- White Man’s Burden
- Other Races
- Communities
- Jewish Identity
- Jewish Themes
- German Identity
- Imperial Turkey
- Imperial Japan
- Imperial China
- Black Identity
- The Politicisation of History
- White Racial Guilt
- Other Races’ Innocence
- White People’s Heroes and Heroines
- White Identity
- The Rule of Words
- The Serious Matter of Humour
- Acceptable and Unacceptable Abuse
- Whites-Only Racism
- The Presumption of White People’s Racism
- Reverse Racism
- A Gentle Touch of Racism
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