There is still racism in this world to be rooted out.
Although the manufacture of racism has turned into a much bigger business.
I am so delighted that the inimitable Jasmine Crockett has not felt cowed nor humbled by her loss in the Texas Senate primary and is using the remaining months of her congressional term to keep the world educated on her versions of the recurrent racism plaguing…well…everything.
Including the World Cup.
And while she might not be that solid on who the racism exhibited was for or against, she knows racism when she…I guess…kind of hears about it.
Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) implies it was racist to root for Argentina vs Spain: pic.twitter.com/NoJqioHhDq
— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) July 21, 2026
Racism can only spring from white supremacy – dem’s da #rulez as we have been reminded over and over again.
And white supremacy is everywhere. In the air that we breathe, in the math that we teach…
Is maths racist?
Professor Rowena Ball at the Australian National University (ANU) thinks so.
Professor Ball leads a research and teaching initiative called Mathematics Without Borders, aimed at “broadening and diversifying the cultural base and content of mathematics.”
“Mathematics has been gatekept by the West and defined to exclude entire cultures. Almost all mathematics that students have ever come across is European-based,” she recently claimed. “We would like to enrich the discipline through the inclusion of cross-cultural mathematics.”
Unsurprisingly, the allegation that maths is racist and therefore needs to be “decolonised” is not unique to ANU.
In the United Kingdom, the Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education (QAA), which oversees curriculum standards in UK universities, states universities “should present a multicultural and decolonised view” of mathematics.
QAA recommends that “students should be made aware of problematic issues in the development of the mathematics content they are being taught.”
…even in the military we love, according to Great White Supremacy Hunters.
Although it must be less of a problem, hard as it might be to believe, if an organization as august as the National Education Association (NEA) says sometimes, organizations which are predominantly run and staffed by people of color can ‘display’ elements of white supremacy culture.
*gasp*
White Supremacy Culture is a form of racism centered upon the belief that white people are superior to people of other racial backgrounds and that whites should politically, economically, and socially dominate non-whites. While often associated with violence perpetrated by the KKK and other white supremacist groups, it also describes a political ideology and systemic oppression that perpetuates and maintains the social, political, historical and/or industrial white domination.
Characteristics of white supremacy that manifest in organizational culture, and are used as norms and standards without being proactively named or chosen by the full group. The characteristics are damaging to both people of color and white people in that they elevate the values, preferences, and experiences of one racial group above all others. Organizations that are led by people of color or have a majority of people of color can also demonstrate characteristics of White Supremacy Culture.
White privilege is set of advantages and/or immunities that white people benefit from on a daily basis beyond those common to all others. White privilege can exist without white people’s conscious knowledge of its presence and it helps to maintain the racial hierarchy in this country.
White fragility is a state in which even a minimum amount of racial stress becomes intolerable, triggering a range of defensive moves. These moves include the outward display of emotions such as anger, fear, and guilt, and behaviors such as argumentation, silence, and leaving the stress-inducing situation. These behaviors, in turn, function to reinstate white racial equilibrium.
Fortunately, they have lots of resources available should you get confused.
There are a lot of confused people right now.
The Queens Borough president in New York City must have double-checked the NEA page before he lit off at the current crop of communists in and running for office across the country.
Donovan Richards says they’re all white supremacists.
A prominent black Big Apple politician compared Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s comrades in the Democratic Socialists of America to white supremacists as a bitter rift between Democrats spilled onto social media.
Queens Borough President Donovan Richards breathed new life into a longstanding complaint among minority lawmakers that the largely lily-white DSA ignores race in its crusade to grow its ranks and dismantle capitalism.
“White supremacy comes in all forms,” Richards posted on social media late Sunday.
I’m listening.
…And for all the DSA faction’s lip service on race and social justice, many minority voters in New York and beyond look askance at its actual policies and priorities – with the National Black Empowerment Action Fund, for one, contending their agenda is bad for African-Americans.
The DSA has backed candidates from minority backgrounds, including two of its most prominent members — Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a Latina, and Mamdani, who is Uganda-born — but the group’s makeup is overwhelmingly white.
A 2021 survey found 85% of the DSA is white.
The group also has faced accusations that it uses vulnerable districts to parachute in one of its own people instead of recruiting a candidate – often in opposition to seasoned black and Latino contenders
Heh.
Black NYC politician slams DSA as ‘white supremacy’ as growing Dem feud spills onto social media https://t.co/AK1DTmjF3C pic.twitter.com/rKPmj4hsy4
— New York Post (@nypost) July 20, 2026
To the DSA, black homeowners are white supremacists.
…Richards represents one of the largest blocs of black homeowners in Queens and served as councilman in District 31, a more moderate area of the borough compared to some of the other far-left pockets that have elected the likes of Mamdani and other DSA comrades.
He has long advocated for homeownership in black and brown communities to grow generational wealth.
At the same time, one of Mamdani’s top advisers, Cea Weaver, has referred to homeownership as “a weapon of white supremacy masquerading as ‘wealth building’ public policy.’”
“White supremacy? I’m not white,” Renee Gregory – president of Brownstoners of Bedford-Stuyvesant Inc., a group founded in 1978 to help keep black homeowners in the historically black neighborhood – previously told The Post about Weaver’s comments.
Hey, Ms. Gregory. We might be white, but we didn’t make these #rulez. You are a white supremacist.
You know how else I know she is?
Because she sounds like a lovely lady, and one of THE hallmarks of white supremacists is?
Politeness.
Look at the Klan meeting. The exquisite manners give them away immediately.
I’ll bet he asks, ‘Oh, pardon me,’ before he inquires if someone has a spare torch or directions to the field for the cross burning.
BUT OF COURSE
And you think I’m exaggerating, but you should know me better. No less an authority on all things American than the Smithsonian Museum itself has pegged ‘politeness’ officially as a defining characteristic of white supremacy culture.
Why, in the Museum’s own published 2017 MASS (Museums as a Site for Social Action) Action Toolkit, ‘politeness’ was one of the white supremacist traits under scrutiny during a congressional hearing today. The Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History Director, Anthea Hartig, was asked about the MASS Action Toolkit guidance.
…Later, Rep. Brandon Gill, R-Texas, asked her about a “MASS Action Toolkit,” which said the concept of objectivity was a tool of white supremacy. MASS was an acronym for “Museums as a Site for Social Action.”
After Hartig said objectivity is one of the goals of the museum, Gill referenced the toolkit and said, “Are you promoting a white supremacy culture at the Smithsonian?”
Hartig began jotting down notes on a legal pad without answering for a few awkward seconds.
Gill asked, “Is this a difficult question?”
Hartig said, “No, sir, I’m just thinking about the MASS Action Toolkit. We didn’t develop it.” She added, “No, we’re not promoting any ideology.”
Gill noted the Smithsonian used the toolkit as a reference.
Gonzalez later noted the toolkit was a three-year road map used by the Smithsonian staff to address race, class, and gender.
And then Texas Rep. Brandon Gill asked the director, who had used yes-and-no sirs for answers, about being polite because it seems that she is.
Which, by the museum’s own definition, makes her a white supremacist.
YOUR ORGANIZATION DEFINES POLITENESS AS A DEFINING CHARACTERISTIC OF WHITE SUPREMACY CULTURE
.@RepBrandonGill: “Is it important to be polite?”
Hartig: “Yes, sir.”@RepBrandonGill: The Smithsonian’s MASS Action Toolkit says “politeness” is part of white supremacy culture. Are you a white supremacist? pic.twitter.com/WDOKl2vCvX
— Daily Wire (@realDailyWire) July 21, 2026
D’oh!
When everyone and everything everyone does is or can be white supremacy culture – and I’m not a museum director, I don’t even play one here at HotAir – but I’d have to guess white supremacy culture is pretty much a dead white horse.
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