Who We Are: History of the White Race

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No people is morally and spiritually healthy unless it is imbued with a strong sense of its own identity. Essential to that sense of identity are an awareness and an understanding of all the qualities which the members of the people share in common.

The Importance of Racial and Cultural History

It is doubly imperative that every man and woman who claims the privilege of membership in a community based on the bonds of common race and common culture:

• Knows and takes pride in their racial and cultural history.
• Recognizes that in this history lie all the elements which give the community its unique character.
• Understands how this history differentiates its members from all those who are not part of the community.

Consequences of Losing Identity

When such knowledge and pride are lacking, a community is subject to a host of ills and cannot long endure:

• Solidarity and a sense of responsibility to the community are replaced by special-interest factionalism and alienation.
• A lack of a sense of identity blurs the distinction between:
  • Compatriot and stranger.
  • Friend and foe.
• The community becomes vulnerable to:
  • The greed or malice of aliens.
  • Its own pathological members, whose numbers grow as the loss of identity progresses.

Without a strong sense of identity, a community's moral and spiritual health deteriorates, leaving it unable to withstand internal and external threats.