Since when have you become "racially aware'.

**~~Lyfing~~** · 08-19-2009, 12:56 AM

Well..

Nigger was my first word..

I was born and raised down here in the South. We have a long history of racial turmoil..

Every White-man one talks to as a White-man refers to them ( coloureds of whatever nationality ) with whatever kind of name it is that is appropriate for them..!!

That is why I love it here..

We have more than our share and we still keep our distance. Race-mixing is frowned upon. Mexicans are accused ( and rightfully so ) for taking our jobs. Indians ( from India ) are cursed for running the gas stations, the motels, the liquor stores, the tobacco outlets, and whatever else. There is opposition to, and resentment for, their presence here..

Here we have more than hope left, we have our Granddads rolling over in their graves ..

Later,
-Lyfing

**Birka** · 08-19-2009, 01:35 AM

Probably when I was old enough to realize that my grandfather had a different accent. I remember him telling me stories of his growing up in Lithuania. My mom's maiden name is very Polish sounding, Kazmeirski, so it was not hard to figure out that I was also Polish.

So I became aware of my roots very early on.

I think that from fairly early on, I was proud of my European-ness.

**Barreldriver** · 08-19-2009, 01:59 AM

Being raised in very rural areas (in particular Appalachia Tennessee, and very rural areas of Ohio, where many of the residents are of Southern U.S. origin anyways/came up North during the Depression), I have been "racially aware" since childhood.

I never really acted on my views (various fora, political orientations, and such) until I turned 16.

**Teggle** · 08-19-2009, 03:26 AM

Before I reached a politically incorrect view of race, I started out as someone intensely interested in evolutionary psychology, sex-differences, evolution, works of Darwin, Spencer and more modern sort of pop-Darwinists like E O Wilson, John Tooby, Steven Pinker and Richard Dawkins. Humans are biological creatures with innate behaviors. Before my time(70s) I think EP used to be called Sociobiology but the term quietly faded from mainstream vocabulary with pressure from cultural Marxists and feminists. I picked up a copy of Carl Deagler's In Search of Human Nature which explained the fall-out between politics and Darwinism as the result of Arthur Jensen and his publications on black intelligence.

Later at about age 20 I started reading websites like gnxp. Stormfront, being probably the biggest unPC portal on the internet is malicious and thoroughly unpersuasive however Jared Taylor of Amren is understandable and gradually changed my mind to mass immigration through the “archives“ section of his site. The switch from EP to nationalism is easy.
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I live in a diverse area with a large Hispanic population. Flipping through more recent editions of local school yearbooks it seems they have completely outbreed the local white population. I never approved of mass Asian and Hispanic immigration but never had an apparatus to articulate my discontent. About a fourth of my town speaks English as a second language or not at all. Communication is difficult and I feel isolated at times. Certain basic human interaction is possible-I know when one of them is sad or happy but it is clear that a mixed-race setting is inferior to a homogeneous one. I don't want to have to spend the rest of my life repeating myself.

**Liffrea** · 08-19-2009, 09:08 AM

Originally Posted by Lady Lyfing
It seems sometimes us " White " Americans have more harsh feelings toward blacks in particular. I wonder if its cause the kind we have here, versus the kind that are in Europe. Are there differences in these blacks...?

Well blacks in the UK are largely West Indian in origin, personally I find the older West Indians to be decent people, the younger generation have a chip on their shoulder, so do the younger Asians (that’s Indians and Pakistanis), personally I put it down to lack of roots, I don’t accept that any race is inherently “bad”, white kids are as prone to “G” culture as any coloured.

I believe if a people are de-culturalised they become more prone to extreme behaviours, blacks and Asians are not indigenous to Europe, they are not living in their own societies with their own heritage, they are living in (for the moment) predominantly white nations. Of course white children are undergoing the same de-culturalisation, many English children have scant knowledge of their own identity and heritage, so they buy into the consumer driven “pop” culture, a lot of which is based around urban ghetto black attitude.