About Antiwhiteness.org
Examining how discrimination against white people has become normalized, justified, and institutionally enforced across Western countries. Based in America, documenting a global phenomenon.
We document the evidence, analyze the mechanisms, and explore the consequences of this systematic exclusion. While we are based in America, this phenomenon extends across all Western countries.
Our Mission
In countries that once pledged themselves to equal treatment under the law, we have arrived at a point where exclusion based on race and sex is again considered acceptable—so long as the targets belong to the "wrong" demographic. While we are based in America, this pattern is evident across all Western nations. Our mission is to document this shift, examine its causes, and explore its implications for Western society.
We believe that discrimination against any group is wrong, regardless of who the target is. A society that allows discrimination against one group has not solved the problem of discrimination—it has merely decided who deserves it.
What We Do
Document the Evidence
We compile and present statistical data, case studies, and real-world examples of antiwhiteness in action—from hiring practices and educational policies to media representation and institutional policies. While our primary focus is on America, we recognize these patterns exist throughout the Western world.
Analyze the Mechanisms
We examine how discrimination against white people has become normalized through DEI initiatives, bureaucratic compliance regimes, and ideological frameworks that justify exclusion—patterns that have spread across Western countries.
Explore the Consequences
We investigate the impact of this discrimination on individuals, families, and society as a whole, and consider what it means for the future of Western civilization.
Our Principles
We believe in equal treatment under the law. We believe that individuals should be judged as individuals, not as representatives of demographic categories. We believe that discrimination is wrong regardless of who the target is.
We reject the notion that injustice becomes justice when applied to the "right" people. We reject the idea that historical guilt can be assigned to individuals based on their race or sex. We reject the framework that treats white men as embodiments of historical wrongs rather than as individuals.
Why This Matters
White men are not a monolith. They are individuals. They did not vote for the system that now disadvantages them, nor are they uniquely responsible for the sins of history. A political order that denies this basic fact cannot sustain legitimacy indefinitely.
Discrimination did not disappear in America. It learned how to justify itself. Our goal is to expose this justification for what it is: a moral regression dressed in therapeutic language.
"The claim that injustice becomes justice when applied to the 'right' people is not progress; it is moral regression dressed in therapeutic language."