The younger you are, the more you are being harmed by antiwhite bias.
Today, all around the world there are kids are suffering from double standards in how they are treated.
They are not getting support, understanding, or protection from many of the adults responsible for their well-being - because they are white.
Authority figures from teachers and journalists, to politicians and even parents, treat kids differently when they have ethnic European heritage.
When they are bullied for their skin color or background, it is ignored; their psychological health and physical safety are downplayed in favor of "economic priorities"; news and content is created that portrays them and their ancestors negatively, leading to misplaced feelings of guilt and shame, while their non-white peers and others are taught to feel fear, resentment, or even hatred of the white kids around them.
Sometimes the wounds are to their self-esteem and friendships, but interracial violence, assault, sexual abuse, and even murder are also fueled by antiwhite bias in media, education, academia, and politics.
This is not the same world that the older generations grew up in.
Profound changes in media and culture mean white kids are bombarded with negativity and hostility from journalists, teachers, politicians, and others - hostility that their parents and grandparents never knew.
Online, these changes can harm any child exposed to mass media and social media, where negative messages about ethnic European people have been normalized.
Meanwhile, profound demographic changes in the countries founded by ethnic European people around the world have turned tens of millions of white children into the minority on playgrounds, in communities and classrooms, and in entire cities.
These demographic changes have not been accompanied by social or institutional support, meaning these vulnerable kids lack the protections and resources given to other groups.
These kids need sympathy and support from the older generation.
The type of sympathy and support non-White and non-European ethnic communities provide their children. Both informal personal support, as well as programming and institutional support.
All of this overdue positive change requires we start having constructive conversations.
Today, even talking about the harms of antiwhite bias to children is a taboo.
And this fact shows just how terrible the problem really is.
If you are scared, what would it feel like to be a six year old girl bullied for being white?
How would it feel to be the kids singled out in every classroom lesson and news story as descended from history's villains, while all the other kids are taught they are history's victims?
The responsibility to protect lies with the older generations.
To protect kids from antiwhite bias we need to break the taboo.
We need to talk about protecting kids from antiwhite bias with our friends when socializing, with our colleagues at work, with their teachers at school, with our representatives, and with our family.
We need the ethnic European community to break the taboo around protecting kids from antiwhite bias until it has been completely normalized. We need to hear journalists and politicians that are neglecting or even harming kids today start standing up for them.
Positive change starts with constructive conversations!
Lack of awareness is the biggest reason kids are being harmed by antiwhite bias. Millions of well-meaning people have not thought about what it is like to be a young person in today's transformed world, and rely on filtered media and culture for their information.
These well-meaning people constitute the majority, and if approached with respect and authenticity we think they will be persuaded. Please download our Constructive Conversations Suggestion Guide for some examples of techniques that have helped others. Like starting with a question, rather than a statement!
You will have your own style and experiences to draw upon, and you will know best who to engage and when. We encourage you to share with us on social media or our website so we can learn from your experience.
Currently, StopBias.org is gathering stories about antiwhite discrimination. Whether your story is about your own experience, or someone else's, whoever you are and wherever you are, we want you to share your important story with us. It is vital that we hear and share these stories with others so that we can humanize these harms for other people. These stories can also help us create positive solutions by identifying problem regions and issues to plan campaigns. We will change identifying information to protect submissions, and to make the biggest difference that we can, but please share contact information that will enable us follow up with you.
We are also looking for motivated volunteers to help with StopBias.org. We can use help with everything from web and social media development to flyers and more. Whether helping share flyers, hopping online, or professional skills, or ways we have not thought of, we would love your asistance, so please submit your information at the volunteer tab!
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And any and all other donations are also gratefully received, and go directly to the campaign to help protect more kids.
We would love to hear from you about your experiences and interest in protecting kids from the harms of antiwhite bias, and fighting antiwhite bias in general. Please get in touch if you want to see more done about this important issue.
