THE GIANT AWAKENS: MOST WHITES FEEL RACIALLY DISCRIMINATED AGAINST

A new poll has revealed that the majority of White Americans now believe their group is being racially discriminated against. The poll -- released by NPR, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health -- found that 55% of those surveyed agreed withe the idea that, generally speaking, there is discrimination against white people in America today. 

The fact is that there has been systemic racial discrimination against White people for several decades, through open borders racial replacement policies, feminism and dysgenic birth policies, "affirmative action" and racial quotas, the destruction of White monuments and the demonisation of White history, and the promotion of White guilt narratives by a hostile cultural elite. But now it seems that Whites are finally "woke." 

A sleeping GIANT is arising but still remains rather groggy as a large number -- 45% -- still refuse to believe in the ongoing racist campaign against Whites in general. Indeed, many Whites seem reluctant to believe that their group is being gradually marginalised and eliminated.

Partly this is because of brainwashing and propaganda by globalist elites, but also it is because Whites don't like to think of themselves as victims. When faced by racial persecution, most Whites simply try to suck it up and overcome the setbacks, or else simply move to a job or a town where they can temporarily escape the rising tide of anti-White racism. 

This is revealed in other figures uncovered by the poll. While 55% of Whites now believe that their group is being racially discriminated against, much smaller percentages believe they have been personally discriminated against, with only 19% believing that they have been discriminated against when applying for jobs; 13% believing they have been unfairly paid or passed over for promotion; and 11% believing they have been discriminated against in higher education. 

"If you apply for a job, they seem to give the blacks the first crack at it," said Tim Hershman of Akron, Ohio, one of those interviewed in the survey. "Basically, you know, if you want any help from the government, if you're white, you don't get it. If you're black, you get it."

Some Whites who still believe Whites are not discriminated against base it on the much higher rates of White achievement, pretending that these stem from social inequality rather then superior talent

"I don't see how we can be discriminated against when, when we have all the power," Betty Holton, a retired community college English teacher said. "I don't see how we can be discriminated against when, when we have all the power. Look at Congress. Look at the Senate. Look at government on every level. Look at the leadership in corporations. Look. Look anywhere."

Of course, such naive views are increasingly sliding into the dustbin of history. White working class people who see their neighbourhoods ruined, their wages pushed down, and who are subjected to interracial crime certainly don't feel they have "all the power." To this group only the Alt-Right holds out hope, or a genuine strain of American nationalism of the sort that Trump tapped into during the 2016 election campaign but has yet to deliver on.