What is a White Nationalist?
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White nationalism is a political and social movement to advance the social and economic interests of white or Caucasian people.\n\nWhite nationalists explicitly deny being white supremacists, arguing that they merely wish for each group of people with shared heritage, including nonwhites, to be allowed to promote and preserve its heritage, and do not desire to oppress or dominate other races as racial supremacists do. Critics argue that white nationalism intersects with, or is a euphemism for, white supremacy or white racism.\n\nContents [hide]\n1 White nationalist beliefs \n2 White separatism \n3 The concept of race \n4 Definition of "white" \n5 History of white nationalism \n6 A critical view \n7 Connection to White supremacists and Neo-Nazis \n8 White nationalist groups \n9 See also \n9.1 Compare \n10 External links \n10.1 Pro \n10.1.1 White Supremacist \n10.2 Con \n \n\n\n[edit]\nWhite nationalist beliefs\nWhite nationalism is the belief that white people have a common identity and common interests, a belief proponents argue is considered uncontroversial when advocated by any other ethnic or racial group. Pursuit of these interests includes the establishment of organisations to promote issues important to white people. Specific policies include the preservation and teaching of European history and culture, and opposition to economic or social discrimination against whites.\n\n[edit]\nWhite separatism\nSome white nationalists also support white separatism, the belief that white people should live separately from non-whites, either in separate all-white nations, in separate white areas of existing nations (see also racial segregation), or in separate "anarchist" communities (see national anarchism). While white separatism does not promote general expulsion or genocide, critics of the movement have noted that the land considered by these white separatists to belong to the white race frequently includes places such as the Americas which have major non-white population groups.\n\n[edit]\nThe concept of race\nThe term "race" itself is somewhat contentious. Anthropologists tend to be of the opinion that the concept has little or no scientific value, while biologists generally view it as meaningful and useful. Many geneticists, such as Cavalli-Sforza, have insisted that the term be abandoned in a scientific context, and prefer the term "population group," because it better describes the idea of a breeding population which has been more or less endogamous for enough generations to develop its own characteristic phenotype.\n\nWhatever the case, the word "race" still holds social value for people who base their personal identity (in part or in whole) on genetic characteristics that affect outward appearance. In all areas of the world, personal identity reflects the degree of awareness and connectivity to the outside world and foreign cultures, thus "race issues" tend to be seen as related to tribalism, xenophobia, ethnocentrism, and other "culture wars" paradigms.\n\nSimilar concerns that may be a catalyst for a distinction of personal identity are religion, gender, and language, and differences regarding these issues are often manifested in conflict of one form or another.\n\n[edit]\nDefinition of "white"\nWhite nationalists often have a definition of whiteness that is more limited than official usage. Whiteness, in this case, requires an ancestry that is solely or overwhelmingly European, and also usually a psychological identification with European culture and heritage, as well as a commitment to advance its interests. Therefore, Middle Eastern, South Asian and North African peoples are typically not considered white by White nationalists, even though they are Caucasian.\n\nBut as with many other racially minded groups, definitions of "white" used by White nationalists can vary greatly. White nationalists who follow the ideology of Nordicism
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Well, the people who bombed the building in Oklahoma City were white Americans.  Guess you should profile them too.
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Black nationalism is an ethnic nationalism, a political and social movement arising in the 1960s and early '70s mostly among African Americans in the United States. The movement can be traced back to Marcus Garvey's Universal Negro Improvement Association of the 1920s. The UNIA seeks to acquire economic power and to infuse among blacks, "at home and abroad", a sense of community and group feeling. While many adherents to Black nationalism assumed the eventual creation of a separate black nation by African Americans, others see the future of Africa as being more central to their ambitions.\n\nAs an alternative to being assimilated by the American nation, Black nationalists sought to maintain and promote their separate identity as a people of Black ancestry. With such slogans as "Black power" and "black is beautiful," they also sought to inculcate a sense of pride among blacks. Black nationalism is a complex set of beliefs emphasizing the need for the cultural, political, and economic independence of African Americans. On the other hand, nationalist assumptions inform the daily actions and choices of many diaspora Africans.
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It very much depends on how you define nationalism. If it means just being proud of your country and your roots that's one thing, if it means treating people who come from other countries into your own as second class citizens or making their lives hell simply beause they don't originate from the country they now live in, then yes, it's racism in my view.
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its sickening how poorly white people are treated.\n tisk tisk
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Racism, ethnocentrism.
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xenophobia - a general mistrust of foreigners / "others"...something that is easy to get over once you get to know that person(s)\n\nbigotry - purposeful xenophobia - meaning, even when you know the "other" isn't all that different or even dangerous, you still decide to "hate on them", because it makes you feel superior, or coz you're just nasty.\n\nracism - bigotry with the power to do something about it. If you can hurt someone or their quality of life because of your bigotry against them, then...then you are finally, a racist.\n\nWith that information, I am sure you can figure out where all racism exists : )\n\nAnd no, it's not the exclusive domain of caucasian/white males, it's practised all over the world, in every culture, against every other culture.
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Misguided bigoted people they be, they've to be pitied and do deserve a lot worse that the ridicule that you've given em by calling the white massas scum, but hatred is what they don't deserve.\n\nPity their limited minds though!\nst
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Held a White Power rally.
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I don't see Nazis as a people or nation .Nazi is a political-religion ,or an idea.People were angry with Germany because everyone knew what the Nazis wanted and believed in yet still accepted it.There were and are Nazis in almost every country.Like biggotry itself being a Nazi is a state of mind and a belief system(although really screwed up)
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What does being white have to do with it?
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"Young whites"? "Muslims"? \n\nYour question and your definitions sound racist and shallow. You shouldn't generalize people like that. I believe the problem that you are trying to underline is much more deeper.\n\nColonization and liberal economy systems has its ups and downs. Bringing cheap labor from third world countries and colonies usually generates a cultural and economical gap  between immigrants and natives. This usually causes frustration and as a result; friction between groups.\n\nThat is what is happening in Europe right now. This situation has got nothing to do with peoples skin color or religion. If you need more information, I would suggest you to do some research and reading about political science, political history and the Industrial Revolution Era in Europe.
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"WASP" is an old acronym for "White Anglo Saxon Protestant."  I think its kind of a hoity toity way of referring to somebody as part of the "establishment."  I think, in the context you describe, it means uptight, rigid, traditional, narrow-minded.
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How come a true nationalist is unaware of same passion by other nations?\nStrange, the US nationalism makes you invade other countries of the world.
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Civic Nationalism\nRomantic Nationalism\nEthnic Nationalism\nCultural Nationalism\nState Nationalism\nReligious Nationalism\nDiaspora Nationalism\n\nYou can refer to the below link for their definitions
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White bread is a stereotype, and people who are white bread are white people who have charachteristics that are mainly of that sterotype.  As an example the man who was best man at my wedding was a white guy from Virginia who went to church on sunday morning and had an ability to do things with tools but not so good on tests.  So we would think of that as white bread.\n\nSomeone who calls himself white bread doesn't mean that person is racist, just means they are simple like you said,  not stupid, just not interested in global affairs as an everyday thing they would check.\n\nIf someone is racist they would sorta give off that vibe of heh I go to the secret meetings where we wear sheets and you would see like maybe a tattoo on their body of the confederate flag.
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by use of political whiteness for a complete explanation go to the sight below. good luck.