One of our own (EAU) reports on the ‘celebration of diversity’ from a Marxist brainwashing institution
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Greetings from Miami to you all!
Well, the sun is shining today, as is often the case down here in southern Florida. Seventy-two degrees isn’t bad for late March, and I know many of you will scoff in jealousy at my good fortune of being immersed in perpetual summer weather. As you can imagine, however, not all is as bright and warming as the sun down here.
I am currently a sophomore at the University of Miami. I imagine that many of you reading this are aware of the intense liberal bias of today’s American college and university campuses; Miami is absolutely no exception. Is Miami worse than most in terms of its rampant liberalism? I wouldn’t doubt it. I have not attended any other universities, so I cannot say myself. However, down here, the holy doctrine of Diversity is akin to the gilded cow from the Bible in terms of how it is worshipped. “Diversity is our strength!” everyone exclaims. Of course, when I ask how that is the case, I get only quizzical looks in response. It’s priceless.
In case you were wondering, yes, I am a race realist. I care about and love my race and heritage very much. So, yes, the apathy of the university’s white population to all racial and cultural issues concerning them makes my stomach churn. With every white male attending an NAACP meeting, with every blonde girl I see holding hands with her black boyfriend walking to class, with every foreign language I hear, I swear I get another knot of stress in my back.
For a racially-conscious European-American, Miami sucks. There’s no other way to put it. I am majoring in German and political science, with a possible minor in history. So, as a conservative, racially-conscious European-American majoring in German and political science, I am absolutely a minority. I finally know how it feels! (haha) It’s not completely unbearable. I have friends, several of whom I know are potential race realists. I’m working on them, trying to gauge their racial consciences and urge them in the right direction. I have also recently met another definite race realist down here, and we are thinking about collaborating to make some white-pride-oriented heavy metal, which I’m excited about.
Why am I down here, then, you may ask? It’s a very, very good question that I ask myself sometimes. Why not save myself the trouble and go to a more conservative, white school?
Well, if I did, I couldn’t bring events to light like the one I read about today in the university newspaper. I’m at the front lines, you could say. I’m surrounded by enemies, though, so I’m basically in a ghillie suit amid the armies of forced tolerance and diversity. (Sorry for the extended military metaphor, I’ve been watching a lot of Band of Brothers lately, which is a fantastic show.)
So, to the point. I just read an article from my school’s magazine that illuminate two things for me. 1) This month, March, is apparently Islamic Awareness Month, and 2) the school library, a truly large building, will be broadcasting the Islamic call to prayer every Friday afternoon of this month to highlight this celebration.
Now, I know that most people here at school will either glance over this article and dismiss it as nothing special, or smile inwardly at this victory of tolerance and egalitarianism. Some of the quotes by students in the article are truly wonders to behold. One Hispanic female student gushes about how “the call was ‘pretty’ and ‘very melodic’”, and how “it reminded her of chanting in a monastery.” One has to wonder if she’s ever even heard Gregorian chant. The student leader of the Muslim student group on campus said that “it brings true variety to the university and open appreciation to diversity, especially in these times when people have misunderstandings of Muslims and who we are.” When asked whether they ought to broadcast the call to prayer every Friday all year round, many students apparently replied “why not?”
Why not, indeed. As if the White population of the University needs any more help in abandoning their people and heritage. How does one stick up for a group of people so apathetic about what you’re defending? I haven’t figured that one out yet. The Muslim student group leader’s comment begs the question that we as race realists ask ourselves: how much is enough for the peddlers of multiculturalism and tolerance? When will they be satisfied?
To be perfectly honest with you readers out there, I couldn’t give a damn whether or not they played the call to prayer every Friday. Miami is not a wholesome, European-American community at all. Miami is, as of right now, a lost cause, as far as I’m concerned. I hear grumblings all over about this and that from other European-Americans. I have also spoken to Jews who are now feeling the adverse effects of the diversity everyone so praises. Despite all the grumbling, however, Miami seems too far gone to alter the negative effects that are now so apparent. Most European-Americans and Jews who no longer feel at home here are simply moving north. I don’t blame them. As soon as I’m done with school here, I’m moving back home to northern Baltimore County, which is still very much a bastion for conservative European-Americans.
But until that day when I’m finished my studies here and move on to greener pastures, I’ll enjoy the sun, the sand, and the surf, soak up rays to the music of Jimmy Buffett, and continue to inform you all on the developments in Miami. My experiences here should serve as a warning to others in other parts of the country that haven’t declined to this extent. I am witnessing firsthand the decomposition of a nation and a people. I don’t mean to be so cynical; I know there are many, many places nationwide where our cause is flourishing more and more, and it makes me very happy. It warms my heart to hear of the advances our fellow European-American activists make for our cause. When I’m finished here, I can’t wait to join the rest of you up north in our activism. I like to think that I will have had at least four years in the trenches of multiculturalism at that point. For now, though, I’ll keep on working on things down here, and fighting our enemies when I can. I’ll keep you all posted on these and other developments.
– A. L.