Anti-white sentiment

Anti-white sentiment, or anti-white racism, is among the most pervasive forms of racism and refers to the dislike, or hatred, of or discrimination against white people. According to Statista, white people were the second largest target of racial hate crimes in the US in 2021, with over 1300 reported victims.

As with all forms of racism, anti-white racism is endemic among leftists, which particularly came to the forefront in 2020 with the BLM riots in June that year. Anti-white racist content is frequently encountered on the liberal-dominated and CCP-owned social media app TikTok. Some organisations, such as the BBC, a woke propaganda mouthpiece, have anti-white hiring quotas.

Prominent anti-white racists

Below is a list of select individuals known to harbor anti-white views:

• Diane Abbott, far-left UK career politician, known for her various racist episodes including a 2023 letter that attempted to gaslight white people and Jews into thinking they don't experience racism.
• Munroe Bergdorf, gender dysphoria sufferer, perhaps best known for he quote "the white race is the most violent and oppressive force of nature on earth".
• Nick Conrad, racist French rapper known for his 2018 song titled "Pendez les Blancs" (French for "hang the whites").
• Louis Farrakhan, US-based leader of the Nation of Islam, black supremacist and admirer of Adolf Hitler.
• Sadiq Khan, far-left Islamist Mayor of London (2016-present), Khan's Office said in 2023 that white families "don't represent real Londoners'.
• Lizzo, obese narcissistic feminist, described by some as a 'musician', who notoriously stated "I'm not making music for white people".
• Ash Sarkar - racist, openly communist journalist, bragged "we're winning" when talking about the London's decreasing White British population and increasing minorities.
• Michelle Wu - left-wing Democrat mayor of Boston, known for her woke segregation, Wu organised a Christmas party in 2023 which deliberately sought to exclude white people from invitation.
• Humza Yousaf, Glasgow-born kakistrocratic Islamic ruler of Scotland, known for his anti-white rants in the Scottish Parliament.

Racial slurs

Ethnic slurs targeted at white people include "bleach demon", "cracker", "gammon", "honky" (and variants), "mayonnaise monkey" and "peckerwood".

"Whites" is sometimes written as "yts" by ant-white racists on social media. Online posts with hateful and sometimes genocidal messages such as "kill the yts" are commonplace in leftist circles.

Myths

Anti-white racists and their useful idiots sometimes attempt to gaslight white people into believing that they don't experience racism; rather such people argue that racism is systemic and that white people experience "racial prejudice" instead. Anti-semites often use similar lines against Jewish people. Indeed, the racist Member of Parliament Diane Abbott touted this falsehood in 2023 during a racist letter (described by Keir Starmer as antisemitic) that argued that groups such as the Irish, Jews and Romani do not experience racism while black people do. However Collins states that "racism" and "racial prejudice" are synonyms and defines racism as "the belief that people of some races are inferior to others, and the behaviour which is the result of this belief", which applies to all races including white people.

Among the various myths pushed by anti-white racists is that which attempts to downplay the extent to which white people were enslaved, sometimes even denying it ever happened at all. This is untrue. From the 16th to 18th century, as many as 1.25 million White Europeans were captured and forced to work as slaves to Muslim masters in North Africa. This is acknowledged by the liberal newspaper The Guardian. The word "slave" itself refers to the European Slavs who were commonly forced into slavery during the Middle Ages.

Opposition

Many individuals and organisations are dedicated to calling out hatred against white people. This includes the following organisations:

• Anti White Movie - a production investigating the growing hatred against white people in the USA.
• Anti White Watch - a Dublin-based organisation.

And individuals such as:

• Paul Embery - British trade unionist.
• Andrew Neil - who called out the anti-white nonsense of Munroe Bergdorf in 2017.

Other topics

• Antisemitism
• Black supremacy
• Racism
• White supremacy