April 10, 2022
What Disproves the 'White Supremacy' Narrative
By William Sullivan
Selling Marxism has been a tough row to hoe in America, though that's not to say that those selling it haven't made inroads toward getting us there. But our laissez faire roots and inherent disdain for the anti-freedom control mechanisms needed to sustain outright communism have made it difficult for the peddlers to find the necessary buyers over the years. That's why they've gotten creative in recent decades, finding their magic beans, so to speak, by suggesting that "people of color" tend to be financially less well-off than white people, thereby establishing racial inequity as a substitute for class struggle.
Racial variance in levels of income is often the first thing that is referenced. For example, the most common argument is here represented by CNN in June 2021:
The median income of Black Americans in 2019 tied prior highs, according to the most recent US Census Bureau data. But non-Hispanic White Americans saw their median income hit a record, thanks to the booming economy[.] ...
Black workers face significant wage gaps in the labor market, and these differentials have grown since 2000.
The intention, of course, is that the reader will assume that this disparity exists primarily due to racial discrimination in our society. Notably missing, however, is literally any other demographic data whatsoever beyond that binary comparison.
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https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2022/04/what_disproves_the_white_supremacy_narrative.html
