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“Real estate racism” is actually rare, because under the Civil Rights Act of 1968, a.k.a, the Fair Housing Act, which came from Jewish congressman Emanuel Celler, if you are a homeowner who is selling or renting a home, it’s illegal for you to favor any buyer or renter based on race. In other words, you […]

Who can’t pass multiple-choice tests? Actually, it’s surprising that any tests are allowed to be given in the workplace today: to take the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the 1971 Griggs v. Duke Power Co. court case as two examples, Jewish civil-rights activists have been trying for years to outlaw the testing of employees: […]

Civil-rights activist Ira Goldwitzfeld says: “Hey – we didn’t dismantle the Jim Crow South just so that you could reassemble it 40 years later by claiming ‘sovereignty.’ This is a dangerous idea. It could lead to freedom”: [Article].

There are some things that are just plain wrong – for example, allowing Jews to run your government. Another thing that’s just plain wrong is believing that illegal aliens who sneak into your country have “civil rights.” In fact, “civil rights” are a Jewish fantasy, and the ongoing persecution of this rancher should outrage all […]

Cop: “You’re under arrest!” White man: “Why?” Cop: “You’ve committed a Celler Rights Violation!” White man: “How?” Cop: “You looked at an African-American the wrong way!” American law is based on the U.S. Constitution, and “civil rights” aren’t mentioned anywhere in that document. Nor did America’s founders mention them. “Civil rights” are as real as […]

Once again, let us all say in unison: “Thanks, Mr. Celler.” [Article].

However, a court could void the ban. Affirmative Action came from Jewish congressman Emanuel Celler’s Civil Rights Act of 1964. It requires employers with 15-or-more employees to hire by race and “gender,” e.g., if the surrounding population is 20% Black, then a workplace must be approximately 20% Black. Significantly, Affirmative Action also applies to workplace […]

Some of you already knew that Jewish lawyer Norbert Schlei wrote most of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965. But what isn’t as well known is his involvement with the 1965 immigration act, a.k.a., the Hart-Celler Act, which was introduced into Congress by Jewish representative Emanuel Celler. The […]

Not only have the slain Jewish/Black civil-rights activists been immortalized by the American media, but the FBI agent who hunted their killers has been, too. The deliberate political and racial transformation of the South can be called a “giant hate crime against Whites.” Indeed, the three activists – two Jews and a negro – knew […]

Quiz: the Civil Rights Act of 1964 came from: 1. a Chinese waiter 2. an Eskimo named Nanook 3. Jewish congressman Emanuel Celler [Article]. (Note: Celler was a Reform Jew and he is called “Jewish” in much of the literature that mentions him, yet he is listed at Wikipedia as being part-German/Catholic. That seems rather […]