Many of us (white and non-white) have been brainwashed by the propaganda emanating from the “public institutions of learning” in the United States. We were led to believe that white people have no cultural history, that we are simply “white-bread”, nothing more than blandness in the extreme, emanating out of an apparent vacuum, divorcing us even from American history. While, alternatively, children are forced to study the history of other cultures, and in some case actually required to act out aspects of these cultures and their religions (even learning bogus facts about a “holiday” created by a con man) to the rabidly enforced exclusion of the historic faith of Europe.
I watched more television than I should have during my college years, but one portion of a program I viewed has been stuck in my mind ever since I saw it, and I’ve never been able to shake it. Although I’m somewhat ashamed to admit to watching this show at all, it was from an early season of MTV’s The Real World. In this episode, an ivory skinned woman of obvious European descent breaks out in tears, and proceeds to whine and bemoan how the other women in the communal house, black and Asian as I remember it, were the recipients of such vibrant, glorious cultures, while she was just “plain.” The depth which this appeared to distress her has never left me.
Our children should never have to endure such a plight. Those of white European descent are the beneficiaries of a cultural and historical inheritance that has known no rival among the races of man. It still surrounds us every way we look, but so very much of it is belittled or taken for granted. The baton is now in our hands. Will we blindly follow the direction of the state, or will we pass this heritage on to those who deserve to know of their predecessors and the ways in which they lived, and how they worshipped the very living God and brought all aspects of life under His authority (artistic, political, etc.)?
