12 July, 2021
William Pierce (and Me) on Racism
Posted by Socrates in William Pierce, World War II at 9:56 am | 
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by Robert S. Griffin, Ph.D.
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“While white villainy seemed to make sense given the false notion of racial equality, it simply didn’t square with the facts. The vast majority of whites didn’t concern themselves with blacks and wasted no time trying to suppress them. The vast majority of whites didn’t care what blacks did. They simply wanted to go their way and let blacks go theirs. But the facts of the matter aren’t what is important. What is important is to understand that World War II served to heighten the belief that if blacks had any problems at all, they could be laid at the feet of whites.”