by Michael Santomauro

IT IS NOT “racist” for a professor such as Alan Dershowitz or for a professor like Kevin MacDonald to advocate for their ethnic group interests.

The words for bigotry that are often used, such as anti-Semitic, anti-White, anti-Black, anti-Arab, anti-feminist, anti-gay and hundreds of other labels, are for the most part overstated. Instead, [the demonized viewpoints] should be seen as pro-White or pro-Jewish or pro-women or pro-traditional family and should not be considered shameful.

These “pro” sensibilities are part of the human condition, not to be pathologized into an “anti.”

It is about group interests.

A race or ethnie without a sense of peoplehood . . . → Read More: A Sense of Peoplehood Is Not a Pathology