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    • White exclusion

    Posted by admin on 2021-06-28 17:58

    White exclusion is a policy mirroring the policy in the Soviet Union to exclude ethnic Europeans from the Communist Party and from positions of status, access to resources, and influence.

    The Soviet Union was originally intended to be the prototype for the global empire, although things changed somewhat when Stalin usurped power from "Trotsky", and rolled back a lot of the radical social, cultural, and structural changes that had been previously been planned. See . "The Revolution Betrayed".

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    Posted by admin on 2021-06-28 18:10

    I'll be posting examples here. Here's one, but it's ongoing & more ubiquitous than just this one case:

    Princeton is selecting fewer white students every year: 32% of the Class of 2025 are white - as college takes on more applicants of color than any other Ivy League school

    Bear in mind that most of that 32% comprises people who profile differently than most of you; in other words, a white gentile, and especially one who is not extremely wealthy, has very little chance of admission.

    That implies almost zero chance of internships with Fortune 500 companies, and even smaller chance of a management position within same companies.

    Note that key word "selecting". They're actively using race, primarily, and sex, to decide whom to admit.

    On the other hand, they don't use SAT scores anymore. I'm not sure any of the "Ivy League" universities do anymore.

    Posted by Kalkin on 2021-06-28 19:45 United States

    Sounds Racist: McDonald’s Will Punish Executives if They Hire Too Many White Men

    Most of you couldn't be hired as staff if you were desperate for work. Neither could your teenage offspring, who used to work in fast food but have since been replaced by immigrants and non-whites.

    You haven't been welcome in the executive ranks for a while now either.

    It's most big corporations; the policy is being set and enforced by the investment banks and other key financial institutions.