This is why I don’t like the term “racism.” A lot of the Brits protesting against the police over Henry Nowak’s death are accusing the British police of being the real racists, and racist against Whites. The Brits that are out in the streets for Henry Nowak are arguably the real anti-racists, at least according to the paradigm of “racism” prescribed to them by our modern language.

In order to communicate our ideas effectively to the wider world, we have to get our own terminology straight and counter any language that just muddies the waters — words like “racism.”

If we fail to reach the normies, helping them to understand how their vocabulary controls their ability to think about race and nationalism, then we won’t matter. We won’t make a dent, much less accomplish anything as a movement.