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“For whites without much natural ethnocentrism, what can still make them racially aware is the presence of a threat. The importance of ‘threat’ is apparent in the many personal accounts shared with American Renaissance. Again and again, these men and women write about how they started out idealistic. They adopted values taught to them by their parents and by society, including egalitarian notions of treating everyone the same regardless of race. Their views changed only after they experienced the reality of race up close. Faced with threats to their basic safety and well-being – not just to themselves, but also their families and especially their children – these whites changed. Survival instinct took over. They awakened.” – Patrick McDermott, “Voices of a White awakening” – Unz Review, December 25th, 2020.
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