The younger you are, the more you are being harmed by antiwhite bias.
Today, all around the world young people are being denied opportunities in education and employment - because they are white. Discriminatory policies and practices used by media and politicians claim to promote social justice, but cause harms that disproportionately hurt younger ethnic European people.
This is not the same world that their parents and grandparents grew up in.
Not only are young white people often the minority in their school, community, or workplace, but they lack the protections and resources given to other groups. And often, they even lack sympathy and support from the older generation - the type of support that strong families and communities are built from, and that Western Civilization itself depends on.
We need young people to start educating and standing up for themselves. Whether standing up to professors or politicians, peers or even parents, an informed person can be a positive change agent, using courage and tactful persuasion.
StopBias.org is helping younger people get informed and get organized!
And we need older people to get informed and get involved too, speaking out and acting as champions and supporters that defend the next generation from antiwhite media, education, academia, and politics.
Your voice and your support will protect young people from the crisis that has been created by decades of irresponsible media and politicians.
Currently, StopBias.org is gathering stories about antiwhite discrimination. Whoever you are, wherever you are, and whatever your experience, we want you to share your important story with us. We will use these stories to help identify problem regions and issues to plan campaigns, share some of them with identifying information removed, and to make the biggest difference that we can.
We are developing online and in-person workshops, to give people of any age around the world more tools and confidence in tactfully countering antiwhite bias. By providing persuasive, respectful responses to the most common arguments heard, participants will increase their confidence and be better able to positively engage with people stuck in an antiwhite framework.
Many people who support the antiwhite policies and practices that harm young people will change their minds when made aware of the problems they are creating. Change will not always happen in the moment, but starting a conversation can turn today's adversary into tomorrow's ally. And while not everyone will change their mind, we aim to help you be as effective as possible.
Being part of a workshop can also be the basis of growing a positive community of support, whether online, in-person, and hopefully both.
To be alerted when we start our workshops, please register your email!
Meanwhile, if you are able to help support our work, please consider a donation to help offset the costs, and expand the program.
