The American intellectual founder of the alt-right is generally considered to be Samuel T. Francis who said "It is all very well to point to black cotton-pickers and Chinese railroad workers, but the cotton fields and the railroads were there because white people wanted them and knew how to put them there. Almost all non-European contributors to American history either have been made by individuals and groups that have assimilated Euro-American ideas, values, and goals, or have been conceived, organized, and directed by white leaders." [[User:Kashifv|Kashifv]] ([[User talk:Kashifv|talk]]) 02:37, 6 February 2017 (EST) | The American intellectual founder of the alt-right is generally considered to be Samuel T. Francis who said "It is all very well to point to black cotton-pickers and Chinese railroad workers, but the cotton fields and the railroads were there because white people wanted them and knew how to put them there. Almost all non-European contributors to American history either have been made by individuals and groups that have assimilated Euro-American ideas, values, and goals, or have been conceived, organized, and directed by white leaders." [[User:Kashifv|Kashifv]] ([[User talk:Kashifv|talk]]) 02:37, 6 February 2017 (EST) |