How American Elites Learned To Stop Worrying and Love Segregation.

Two books, How To Be An Antiracist by Ibram X. Kendi and White Fragility by Robin DiAngelo, have been prescribed by countless public and private sector entities seeking to redefine Americans' conceptions of race.

THE LONG HISTORY OF PROGRESSIVE-BACKED RACIAL DIVISION. The pre-Civil Rights era Southern United States isn't the first time in American history when elites pitted different ethnic groups against each other to preserve power.

African Americans are far from the only group affected by America's history of racial segregation.

Jewish American immigrants commonly faced anti-Semitism and discrimination in American history, everywhere from employers to country clubs by an anti-Semitic American elite.

Along with their acts of terrorism against black Americans, the Klan had plenty of other non-African American religious targets: Irish Catholic Father James Coyle was murdered in the 1920s by Klansman and minister E. R. Stephenson.

Rarely has there ever been a crossroads in modern American history in which two methods towards race relations were so diametrically opposed.

The efforts of economic and academic elitists with a vested interest in dividing Americans will only succeed if the American people let them.
 

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