The NXR Podcast - American Glory - How The Civil Rights Act Birthed White Guilt and Black Entitlement into America

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00:01:07.120 Today on American Glory, we're breaking down the Civil Rights Act, how it produced white guilt,

00:01:12.020 minority entitlement, and killed assimilation and national identity. In my weekly audit,

00:01:16.560 I'll examine the fallacy of reparations and racial theater and why America needs the legal 0.52

00:01:21.280 right to righteously discriminate. All that and more coming up right now.

00:01:39.120 Welcome to American Glory. This is season one on American Identity. I'm your host,

00:01:43.280 Dale Partridge. This is episode number six, titled How the Civil Rights Act

00:01:47.440 birthed white guilt and minority entitlement into America. Each season, I'll cover an American 0.90

00:01:53.380 theme with eight episodes. Now, if you didn't know, American Glory is both a podcast and a

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00:02:11.880 want to watch the video. It does come with helpful slides, graphics, and video clips.

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00:02:23.340 at Dale Partridge TV. All right, next season, I'm going to be covering a different theme and I'm

00:02:30.320 going to be covering American Christianity. I'm going to be covering everything from what I would

00:02:34.920 call colonial Christian nationalism and the Puritan view of slavery to the birth of dispensationalism,

00:02:40.640 the effeminacy of the modern Protestant church, and why I'm a Reformed Catholic and not a Roman

00:02:47.120 Catholic. Now, in my last episode, I examined the Hart-Celler Act of 1965 and how it opened

00:02:54.460 the floodgates to mass third world immigration and was the initiation of national theft. 0.98

00:03:01.540 That law was not an isolated mistake. It was a deliberate policy of the post-war consensus, 0.96

00:03:07.640 which believed that any strong sense of peoplehood or identity or national preference was essentially

00:03:14.220 dangerous and would lead back to the old world that caused those great wars. So America, what'd

00:03:22.060 they do? We repented and deconstructed through politics, right? And that was the Hart Seller Act

00:03:26.980 was their act of repentance in foreign immigration policy. Now today we turn to the domestic

00:03:32.100 counterpart, which is the 1964 Civil Rights Act. In other words, if the Hart-Celler Act

00:03:37.360 was the repentance on immigration, the Civil Rights Act was the repentance on race. 0.56

00:03:44.220 And so as you're going to see today, it was a violent pendulum swing from one extreme,

00:03:49.720 which is forced segregation under Jim Crow, to the opposite extreme, which is forced integration by

00:03:55.300 federal power. And so terrified of maintaining America as a white nation, we created an entire 0.52

00:04:01.680 legal regime designed to reward and protect diversity. And the result has not been harmony, 0.59

00:04:08.600 but greater division, deepening racial resentment and the destruction of America's

00:04:13.380 high-trust society. So get ready for a deep episode. Let's begin.

00:04:19.980 Today, many people, especially Christians, claim that race is a social construct. Ken Ham of

00:04:26.240 Answers in Genesis and the Ark Encounter recently posted, quote, humans are all the same basic

00:04:32.240 color. We're just different shades of brown. Technically, there are no black or white people.

00:04:37.120 Everyone has the same skin color, end quote. He goes on to say that there is one race,

00:04:42.720 the human race, right? The problem with Mr. Ham's conclusion is that it's not only out of step with

00:04:50.000 scripture, but with all of church history. I mean, from John Chrysostom and Augustine to Luther and

00:04:55.480 Calvin, and Jonathan Edwards, they all recognized the reality of distinct races of humanity

00:05:00.880 descending from Noah's three sons and understood that these distinctions carried profound spiritual,

00:05:07.480 cultural, and civilizational implications. Now, the modern evangelical denial of race is not

00:05:13.940 historic Christianity. It is a very recent novelty driven by the post-war consensus. In fact,

00:05:20.020 the word human race wasn't even really used. I mean, there was some usage in the 1700s,

00:05:26.060 but the word that was historically used is mankind. Now, scripture teaches that there is

00:05:33.120 one mankind or humankind and all are made in God's image. All are fallen in Adam and all need

00:05:40.500 Christ as a savior. Yet God sovereignly divided this one humanity, this one mankind into three

00:05:46.960 macro races that are descending from Noah's sons, and they are Shem, Ham, and Japheth. 0.94

00:05:54.340 And as Genesis 9, 19 declares, these three were the sons of Noah, and from these, the people of 0.88

00:06:01.540 the whole earth were dispersed, end quote. Now, Shem's line gave rise to the Semitic peoples, 0.94

00:06:07.460 including the Jews and the Arabs. Now, Ham's line produced the Africans and some of the people of

00:06:12.440 India. And Japheth's line birthed the European peoples, as well as many Asians and some Hispanics.

00:06:18.720 Now, this matters because Noah's prophecy in Genesis 9, 25 to 27 did not divide three equal

00:06:25.660 peoples, but pronounced three distinct blessings and curses upon these lines. And these prophecies

00:06:32.980 shaped not only like their skin color, but also their character, their geography, their genetics,

00:06:37.380 their degree of influence in history and their civilizational outcomes. Now, when I say genetics,

00:06:42.980 I'm not talking about they're a different sort of kind or a different species or whatever it

00:06:46.780 may be. No, I'm just saying that we have different real genetic differences and distinctions

00:06:51.520 between races. Now, under these three macro races, we find hundreds of ethnicities and under those

00:06:59.420 ethnicities, thousands of distinct cultures. And this is important to notice because humanity is

00:07:04.960 a highly categorized kind. This hyper-historical organization, it's not accidental. It reflects

00:07:11.160 the natural order and the human tendency toward racial and ethnic affinity. In other words,

00:07:16.980 human beings are like the rest of creation, which naturally does what? Well, it associates and flows

00:07:22.660 toward those who are most like themselves. Like the old saying goes, right? Birds of a feather

00:07:27.020 flock together. Now, this is also something that stands in the face of today's claim

00:07:32.680 that multiculturalism is good and natural. Now, if we use scripture and history as our guide,

00:07:38.880 that claim is just categorically false. Distinction, likeness, familiarity are deeply

00:07:45.720 embedded into human nature. The more we resemble one another in ancestry and culture and behavior

00:07:50.520 and religion and appearance, the stronger our sense of unity and trust and peace.

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00:09:01.340 In other words, diversity, especially at a national level, is unnatural and contrary to God's design for nations.

00:09:08.340 Scripture tells us that nations are simply large families covenanted together to live in peace.

00:09:15.120 In Genesis 10, after listing the descendants of Noah's sons, Scripture repeatedly emphasizes,

00:09:21.840 quote, these are the sons of Ham, or Shem, or Japheth, according to their clans, their languages,

00:09:28.860 their lands, and their nations, end quote. Now, this phrase is, it's repeated multiple times,

00:09:34.360 and it's showing that God himself ordains that people be organized by what? Well, by blood,

00:09:39.920 by language, by land, and by national identity. So all this to say is that race is real. And that

00:09:47.360 is exactly why the 1964 Civil Rights Act had to be passed in the first place. Since diversity

00:09:53.700 does not occur naturally, as they saw prior to 1964, it had to be forced by the power of the

00:10:00.380 government. And that is the differences between blacks and whites go far beyond just levels of

00:10:05.740 melanin. In fact, they even go beyond ethnicity and culture. We have differences in our actual

00:10:13.780 race. For example, let me just give you a good example here. Europeans, all of the nations in

00:10:18.820 Europe, have had plenty of ethnic, cultural, and even language diversity among themselves for

00:10:23.260 centuries. Yet they never needed massive civil rights laws to force integration between their

00:10:30.080 peoples. This is because, again, Europeans come from the same race. Now, blacks and whites,

00:10:35.980 the descendants of Ham and Japheth, are statistically, genetically, culturally, 1.00

00:10:40.480 temperamentally different. Again, they are both made in the image of God, but they differ 0.96

00:10:46.420 significantly in things like average IQ or crime rates or impulse control or family health or

00:10:51.700 civilizational outcomes. It's why for thousands of years we lived in distinct black and white

00:10:58.040 continents and nations. Now, this doesn't mean that blacks and whites cannot get along. They

00:11:04.200 can, especially in Christ. They are simply general statements about groups of people,

00:11:10.100 and I'm not talking about the exceptions or individuals. Now, I say all this to paint a

00:11:14.760 picture of reality that our current generation is terrified to acknowledge because doing so

00:11:20.860 would collapse the entire foundation of the post-war consensus. So, rather than humbly

00:11:26.180 accepting our God-ordained distinctions that God has given us in his word and allowing

00:11:31.280 organic voluntary association, we chose in America the path of race denial and endless

00:11:37.380 social engineering. And that is why we must have this conversation today. The Civil Rights Act

00:11:42.280 was not a triumph over social sin. It was a declaration of war against human nature 0.91

00:11:48.300 and God's design for nations. Now, historically speaking, the 1964 Civil Rights Act

00:11:54.380 did not emerge in a vacuum, okay? It was passed in the highly charged emotional aftermath of

00:12:00.480 President John F. Kennedy's assassination in November 1963. Now, Lyndon B. Johnson,

00:12:06.020 who was the vice president at the time, he assumed the presidency and he seized the moment

00:12:09.860 and made the bill his signature legislative policy. Now, speaking to Congress just a few days

00:12:17.360 after the assassination, Johnson declared, we have talked long enough in this country about equal

00:12:23.680 writes, we have talked for 100 years or more. It is time now to write the next chapter and to write

00:12:30.920 it in the books of law, end quote. So this act was framed as kind of a righteous response to some of

00:12:40.080 the very real evils of the Jim Crow segregation era in the South. But it was sold to the American 0.83

00:12:46.240 people as a fulfillment of Christian love and justice and the American dream. And after a

00:12:53.120 record 83-day filibuster by Southern Democrats. The bill passed the Senate and was signed into

00:13:00.000 law by President Johnson on July 2nd, 1964. Now, it was presented as this moral triumph,

00:13:06.760 the final victory over America's original sin of racism, right? Now, I agree. There was real

00:13:14.140 and sinful inequality at some point in America's history that needed to be addressed. However,

00:13:19.840 in trying to fix those evils, the Civil Rights Act went much too far. It erased important God-ordained 0.67

00:13:25.680 distinctions between peoples and pretended that blacks and whites and, say, homosexuals and 0.94

00:13:30.400 heterosexuals and Muslims and Christians were fundamentally the same, when in reality, they have

00:13:36.520 markedly different distinctions. And from, you know, again, I mentioned from IQ and crime rates 0.97

00:13:42.020 to impulse control, family stability, civilizational achievement, core convictions, values, all of

00:13:46.560 those things. In solving one evil, which was the unjust discrimination under the law, it created a

00:13:53.300 far greater one, the forced equalization of things that are not equal. As I mentioned earlier, the

00:14:00.020 Civil Rights Act was a radical pendulum swing from one unbiblical extreme to another unbiblical

00:14:07.120 extreme, from forced segregation to forced integration, but now with the full weight of

00:14:13.540 national power behind it. So legally speaking, many have described the Civil Rights Act as

00:14:20.660 functioning kind of like a second constitution because of the massive expansion of federal

00:14:25.920 authority that it achieved when it was introducing itself into American life. And they argued that

00:14:31.160 it became one of the most significant intrusions upon a few things. One is the 10th Amendment and

00:14:37.440 the Bill of Rights. And the 10th Amendment to the United States Constitution clearly states that,

00:14:42.040 quote, the powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it

00:14:49.040 to the states are reserved to the states, respectively, or to the people, end quote.

00:14:54.540 Now, I know that's maybe hard to understand, but let me explain it. The Constitution,

00:14:59.040 if the Constitution does not explicitly grant the federal government the power to regulate private

00:15:05.180 association, private employment, or private business decisions, then those powers are reserved

00:15:10.460 to the states or to the people themselves. Okay. But the 1964 Civil Rights Act directly ignored

00:15:18.500 that foundational principle by federalizing matters that had belonged to private citizens

00:15:23.580 and to states for nearly 200 years. And you have to know that prior to 1964, America operated

00:15:30.720 under the understanding that any American citizen, whether a business owner, a homeowner,

00:15:35.260 a private individual had the right to refuse association with, you know, or service to anyone

00:15:42.600 for any reason. There's actually a quote. I don't have it on my notes here, but there's a quote from

00:15:47.620 Ronald Reagan that says any individual that wants to discriminate against any Negro for housing or

00:15:55.680 for selling their house or for renting their house has the free ability to do so. And he says this

00:16:00.620 actually after the 1964 Civil Rights Act has passed. And that was when he was running as

00:16:05.320 governor for California. Would you just think about, oh my gosh, I can't believe that was

00:16:09.040 one of the lines that made him win. So that was the culture of California prior to all of this

00:16:14.640 immigration and prior to the civil rights regime. And so you had the right to refuse association or

00:16:23.700 service to anyone for any reason. Now, it wasn't always wise or kind. For example, if you as a

00:16:30.120 business owner, refused service to the Irish back in the early 1900s or late 1800s, your competitor

00:16:36.760 might gladly take their business. But it was your right to refuse service to anyone. I mean,

00:16:44.000 I remember as a kid, we have the right to refuse service to anyone. The reality is, is even when I

00:16:49.920 was a kid seeing that in the 1990s, it wasn't true. No, you didn't have the right. You didn't

00:16:54.480 have the right. So freedom of association, private property rights, freedom of contract were

00:17:00.520 considered foundational American liberties protected by the Bill of Rights. But the Civil

00:17:05.280 Rights Act dramatically changed this. It federalized private decisions, who you must hire,

00:17:11.900 who you must serve, who you must associate with in public life. And this is all kind of under the

00:17:18.980 banner of managing public accommodations and employment law. Senator Barry Goldwater,

00:17:25.380 the Republican nominee for president in 1964, he voted against the bill and he explained his

00:17:30.320 opposition on constitutional grounds. He said, quote, my basic objection to this measure is

00:17:36.560 constitutional. I find no constitutional basis for the exercise of federal regulatory authority

00:17:41.900 in either of these areas of public accommodations and employment, end quote. Now, Goldwater warned

00:17:48.860 that enforcing such regulatory legislation would require the creation of a racial and religious

00:17:55.400 police state. What would they do? Well, they'd monitor private decisions of citizens. Now this

00:18:02.220 was not a minor adjustment. It was a fundamental shift away from limited government and natural

00:18:08.200 rights toward centralized social engineering. And what had been local, state, and private matters

00:18:13.860 for America's entire history, and even before in the 1600s, suddenly became subject to federal

00:18:19.540 oversight and laws and punishments and consequences. Now, under the Civil Rights Act, historically

00:18:24.900 male-dominated occupations were now what? Forced to accept women. Christian-owned businesses could 0.58

00:18:31.520 no longer refuse to hire Muslims or atheists. Men could no longer categorically be kept out of

00:18:37.980 traditionally female spaces. You know, private companies lost the right to refuse service or

00:18:43.160 employment to homosexuals. A white-owned family business couldn't refuse to hire a Black employee. 0.97

00:18:50.080 On the other side, a Black-owned business could not prefer to hire Black employees. 0.95

00:18:56.560 And all of this stuff has gone even further, right? In recent years, the logic has extended 1.00

00:19:03.300 into biological males identifying as women, and they cannot be denied access to the women's

00:19:09.820 sports teams, the locker rooms, the public bathrooms. All of this stuff falls under the

00:19:14.280 Civil Rights Act, national or natural preferences or religious convictions, freedom of association.

00:19:21.580 All of these things were overridden in the name of equality. And we see this just kind of in a

00:19:26.600 more practical way. You know, photographers have to photograph the gay wedding now, 0.68

00:19:29.780 even if you have a conviction. And we saw the Christian bakery was almost forced to bake the

00:19:34.660 cake for the gay couple, right? This was manufactured racial, religious, moral diversity 0.99

00:19:40.840 combined with state-enforced tolerance, all to deconstruct the West and vaccinate it against

00:19:48.180 any resurgence of nationalistic strength that, according to them, could lead to another Hitler.

00:19:55.180 So ultimately, the Civil Rights Act did not merely outlaw the right to discriminate. That's

00:20:01.780 certainly what it did. It denied Americans the fundamental freedom to exercise natural affections,

00:20:06.940 to associate with those they prefer, and to run their own businesses, churches, and organizations

00:20:11.560 according to their own values and conscience. What began as, you know, Martin Luther King's,

00:20:17.240 we shall overcome in his great speech, turned into you will comply or else. It reminds me actually of

00:20:25.240 the COVID vaccine mandates, right? If something is truly good for society, why must it be forced

00:20:32.220 on people through threats and loss of jobs and government coercion? I mean, the very need to

00:20:37.280 force something reveals the truth, right? It's unnatural. Sure, you know, had we had centuries

00:20:43.760 of multi-ethnic nations living peacefully together all over the world and America's desire for

00:20:49.320 national homogeneity was some sinful outlier, then there would have been some sort of precedent

00:20:53.780 for pushing people together. But that's exactly the opposite of history. The 1964 Civil Rights

00:21:00.080 Act was a radical historical experiment. It's the first time in the history of the world a national

00:21:06.020 government legally enforced racial integration between two significantly different groups

00:21:10.260 against the natural preferences of much of the population. No prior civilization had tried 0.61

00:21:16.800 anything like this. And just like the vaccine mandates, the Civil Rights Act was not a triumph

00:21:22.980 of justice or a righteous application of love. It was a declaration of war against human nature 0.73

00:21:28.360 and natural rights. This war has produced two especially toxic fruits, paralyzing white guilt 0.88

00:21:35.560 and destructive minority entitlement. Let me explain. Japan maintains one of the most unified, 0.77

00:21:43.660 safe, and prosperous societies on earth, despite having virtually no racial discrimination laws. 0.88

00:21:49.780 And what's interesting is that visitors to Japan, they frequently encounter some pretty

00:21:54.020 wild signs, signs that openly say Japanese only, or Japanese customers only, or no English,

00:21:59.900 no service.

00:22:01.500 These signs aren't hidden.

00:22:03.500 They're actually quite common.

00:22:04.680 And this is important because policies like this create natural social pressure that encourages 0.50

00:22:10.860 assimilation. 0.94

00:22:12.100 If outsiders, if immigrants want to fully participate in Japanese society, they are

00:22:16.740 strongly incentivized to learn the language, to adopt the cultures and customs and respect that

00:22:22.180 culture and that society. In contrast, what do we do over here in America? America has done the

00:22:27.220 exact opposite. Because we are forbidden from discriminating against those who don't speak

00:22:31.540 English, we have removed the natural social barriers that encourage assimilation. Instead,

00:22:36.400 we accommodate foreigners, which helps them remain foreign, all while they exploit our economy and 1.00

00:22:42.200 our institutions. And as I mentioned in the last episode, 67% of Hispanic immigrants still cannot 1.00

00:22:48.200 speak English even after living in the United States for 15 years. This failure of assimilation 1.00

00:22:55.340 is a direct result of the Civil Rights Act and this kind of culture of forced integration it 0.72

00:23:00.740 created. So prior to the Civil Rights Act, the Irish faced a pretty brutal discrimination in

00:23:06.120 America early on. You'd have signs that say, no Irish need apply to jobs, right? Signs in

00:23:14.440 businesses and neighborhoods that were against the Irish. Yet that very pressure eventually forced

00:23:20.720 the Irish to assimilate, to work hard and advance without any civil rights legislation needed.

00:23:27.200 This was, and has been for thousands of years, the normal way that societies handled

00:23:32.060 integration and cultural cohesion through natural social consequences rather than federal force.

00:23:38.860 And this principle is not only wise civics, it's also biblical. Okay. It's also biblical.

00:23:44.220 This entitlement and kind of rejection of assimilation are most glaringly on display 0.97

00:23:50.740 in the black community, which has been largely shielded by the civil rights act from the natural 0.68

00:23:55.520 social pressures that normally drive culture and moral assimilation. For example, we know

00:24:01.720 blacks who comprise about 13% of the United States population, commit murder at 7 to 10 times 0.99

00:24:09.700 the per capita rate of whites, robbery at 9 to 10 times the rate, and overall violent crimes at 5 0.99

00:24:16.660 to 6 times the rates of whites. And they also account for over 50% of all the robberies and 0.96

00:24:21.740 roughly 60% of the murders. Now, because of the Civil Rights Act, store owners are effectively

00:24:27.380 held hostage and forbidden from exercising basic discrimination based on a particular group's

00:24:32.680 behavior. So if businesses and communities could legally refuse service or association due to these

00:24:39.220 high rates of theft and violence and disruptive behavior, the market would strongly incentivize

00:24:43.780 what? Better conduct. Now, instead, what do they have to do? They're legally prohibited from doing

00:24:50.720 these things. And as a result, store owners can't protect themselves or their customers by refusing

00:24:56.040 service to these high risk groups. So what happens? Well, you get McDonald's starting to

00:25:01.220 eliminate self-service drinks because consumer habits are changing. Okay. Businesses are forced

00:25:08.100 to what? Lock up basic items like batteries and laundry detergent and deodorant. And they have to

00:25:13.160 install bulletproof glass and higher private security. And what does this do? It raises the

00:25:18.400 prices for everyone else. See, ultimately the rest of society suffers the widespread criminality

00:25:25.160 and dysfunction of one particular community. 0.99

00:25:28.060 And yes, I know white people steal too, 0.99

00:25:30.680 but they do so at roughly one-tenth the rate of blacks. 0.99

00:25:34.920 In other words, the Civil Rights Act 0.80

00:25:36.240 gives protected classes immunity despite their behavior.

00:25:41.660 And compounding this is the pervasive culture

00:25:44.320 of white guilt that ensures that any serious attempt 0.98

00:25:47.280 to hold blacks accountable is instantly labeled racist. 0.80

00:25:51.780 Okay, and what this does is it further removes 0.70

00:25:53.280 any real incentive for civilized behavior. Martin Luther King Jr., he actually said himself,

00:25:59.420 he said, quote, it is a historical fact that a privileged group seldom gives up their privileges

00:26:04.680 voluntarily, end quote. Now, what many people don't know is that blacks were actually making

00:26:11.200 significant social and economic progress prior to the Civil Rights Act and the massive expansion

00:26:17.560 of welfare. That's certainly involved as well. But once white guilt and the reparations mentality

00:26:23.620 took root, Black accountability largely just collapsed. But they were. They were doing, 0.97

00:26:28.720 there was higher morality, lower divorce rates. Fathers were more in the home. I mean, they were

00:26:34.640 truly assimilating into an American culture, at least morally, prior to the Civil Rights Act.

00:26:44.040 Now, why would any group willingly surrender legal protections, government preferences,

00:26:49.260 affirmative action, DEI initiatives, and kind of the powerful high moral ground of perpetual

00:26:55.520 victimhood? Like, why would they give that up? Okay, this has created a deeply unhealthy dynamic.

00:27:01.640 So whites are paralyzed by guilt and blacks are insulated from the normal social pressures that 0.86

00:27:07.120 encourage good behavior and assimilation. Okay, the Civil Rights Act is truly the murderer of 0.94

00:27:13.160 assimilation and national cohesion. It forces people together regardless of behavior or 0.63

00:27:19.740 preference. And as a result, it breeds resentment and creates far more racism than it ever actually

00:27:24.780 cured. And so lastly, the Civil Rights Act gave us something even more insidious. It's called

00:27:32.900 disparate impact theory. And this legal doctrine holds that even if a policy or practice is

00:27:41.020 completely colorblind. Okay. There's no racial intent whatsoever. It can still be ruled illegal

00:27:48.280 as a form of discrimination if it produces unequal outcomes between particular racial groups.

00:27:57.880 So I'm going to give you an example. The landmark case for this is Griggs versus Duke Power Company

00:28:03.400 in 1971. And it's the foundation of this disparate impact theory. Duke Power,

00:28:09.720 They're a private company and they're simply requiring a high school diploma and a basic

00:28:15.940 aptitude test for certain higher paying jobs, right? Very normal. The company applied this

00:28:22.520 standard equally to every single applicant, regardless of race. However, because Black 1.00

00:28:28.240 applicants as a group scored lower on average, the Supreme Court ruled their requirements were

00:28:35.320 illegal, even though there were zero evidence of intentional discrimination. Okay, the court

00:28:41.240 essentially said, if the test has a racially unequal outcome, it's discriminatory. Okay, this

00:28:49.720 decision, what did it do? It opened the floodgates for lawsuits against any objective standards that

00:28:57.440 didn't produce equal racial results because, let me remind you, blacks and whites are not equal, 0.97

00:29:03.760 especially in IQ. And so because of that, the results are all that matters. So this is again, 1.00

00:29:12.260 classic Marxism. If you can't raise the bottom, lower the top. Okay. That's exactly what happened

00:29:19.060 because whites average, uh, you know, have an average IQ of about a hundred and blacks are 0.96

00:29:23.520 between 80 and 85. The civil rights act says that we must play to the lowest common denominator, 0.66

00:29:28.800 which, as a result, reduces societal output as a whole. Now, even a more absurd case, which is,

00:29:37.660 I think, a little more modern, is Ritchie v. Stefano in 2009. This is in New Haven, Connecticut,

00:29:45.920 and the city gave a promotion exam to firefighters. White and Hispanic firefighters,

00:29:50.980 they studied hard, they passed the test at high rates, and they earned promotions as a result.

00:29:55.220 However, because almost no black firefighters passed this test, the city threw out the test

00:30:01.940 results entirely. They discarded the legitimate achievements of the men who had prepared and

00:30:07.540 performed very well solely to do what? To avoid a potential disparate impact lawsuit from the black 0.99

00:30:14.900 applicants. Okay. The white firefighters, they sued and the Supreme court actually ruled in their 0.89

00:30:22.420 favor, which was great, but the case perfectly exposes the insanity. The government actively 0.88

00:30:27.840 punished competence and rewarded failure in order to achieve racial balance. It truly is a form of 0.87

00:30:35.800 tyranny. The equity or equality was higher than the meritocracy of results. And as a result of

00:30:44.580 this chaos is the direct result of rejecting a biblical definition of nations. And what I mean

00:30:51.820 by that is that all of this is happening because we are neglecting God's design and the historical

00:30:59.840 witness of nations. Scripture presents nations as what? Large extended families. They're bound by

00:31:06.460 blood, bound by language, culture, land, religion. When you abandon that definition and you import 0.84

00:31:13.460 large numbers of different peoples into the same country, then you grant them protected class

00:31:19.920 status, while making any pressure to assimilate illegal, you are not building a stronger nation.

00:31:26.300 You are basically guaranteeing the future conflict and possibly the failure of the nation.

00:31:32.640 See, real community can only exist among people who voluntarily choose one another.

00:31:38.680 Okay, when the state forces association and removes the natural social costs of being different,

00:31:44.100 it destroys the very possibility of genuine unity.

00:31:49.920 And this doesn't just apply to race. If we actually followed scripture, homosexuals would 1.00

00:31:55.120 have no special privileges in a Christian nation. Muslims and Hindus would not be celebrated for 1.00

00:31:59.960 building mosques and shrines in our Christian towns. It doesn't mean that we don't treat them

00:32:05.520 with charity. We're not saying that we are cruel to them, but it does mean that we should make

00:32:12.600 them feel the natural cost of being religiously and morally foreign in a Christian homeland. 1.00

00:32:21.120 And they should expect essentially that the native population will not want their culture, 0.95

00:32:26.740 their values, or their religions, or their morals to reshape or replace the native populations. 0.84

00:32:32.600 Okay. This is exactly why immigration naturally was limited for most of human history. 0.96

00:32:39.300 People didn't want to move to places where they would forever feel like outsiders and

00:32:45.520 face kind of the disapproval of the native population.

00:32:49.120 That healthy social pressure is why places like Japan remain culturally distinct.

00:32:53.820 When you remove that pressure through law and incentivized foreign invasion with no

00:33:00.240 assimilation, you don't get harmony. 0.90

00:33:02.580 You get native resentment, balkanization, and eventual national collapse. 0.89

00:33:08.480 So the Civil Rights Act was not progress. It was a rebellion, and it was truly against the

00:33:17.640 created order. And I believe that it's time that we repeal it. But here we are. This is our moment.

00:33:24.200 We need to have these conversations. And a lot of people ask me, why are we having these

00:33:27.840 conversations? It's almost impossible to repeal something like the Civil Rights Act or the 19th

00:33:33.240 Amendment. I may have said this in a previous episode, but I'm going to say it again.

00:33:36.620 We're talking about it because if America does balkanize, if we do get a new America,

00:33:43.340 you know, the 12 nations structure or whatever it may be, if we get some sort of structure,

00:33:48.440 I want those that separate from the liberal world and liberal order to understand the rationale

00:33:55.540 against things like the Civil Rights Act, against the post-war consensus, against the Hart-Celler

00:34:02.040 Act against the 19th Amendment. So that when, and I do believe maybe in five to 10 years,

00:34:07.420 we do have some sort of birth of a new nation after some sort of conflict or intensity or

00:34:14.800 agitation that's, I believe, growing right now, that that new nation would remember.

00:34:20.840 And so my hope is really just building up some of this momentum for that future reality. And

00:34:27.840 we just kind of lay this in the hands of God and his providence, and we'll see what happens.

00:34:33.500 So let's go ahead and let's move on to our weekly audit.

00:34:43.740 So I have a few videos for you guys today, about three videos, and they kind of revolve around

00:34:49.920 this theme of the civil rights. And we're going to look at the BLM era, talking about the COVID

00:34:55.300 era and the kind of white, you know, atonement for their past racism. We're also going to look at

00:35:01.360 some individuals and black people in businesses that are not following the rules or the laws.

00:35:08.820 So let's go ahead and go to the first video. We'll have some commentary after it.

00:35:25.300 So what we're seeing here, this, of course, is, again, during the COVID-2020 BLM era. 0.89

00:35:39.820 And we witnessed, you know, I think is one of the most pathetic spectacles in modern history, 0.81

00:35:44.480 right? You got whites kneeling and publicly confessing their whiteness to atone for the 0.99

00:35:48.660 sins of their ancestors. And it wasn't just this one video. We saw this everywhere, right? Everybody's 0.88

00:35:54.220 taken a knee and corporate executives and pastors and politicians are bowing to people who were

00:36:00.160 never enslaved, okay? Now, why is this insane? Okay, first, most American whites descended from

00:36:06.500 people who arrived after slavery ended or never even owned slaves, okay? Second, blacks in America 0.94

00:36:13.300 are far wealthier, safer, and freer than blacks living in any other black-run nation on earth. 0.95

00:36:19.180 Third, slavery was a universal human practice for thousands of years. Africans themselves 0.93

00:36:26.360 sold other Africans into the trade. And so it was white Christians who ended chattel slavery. 0.76

00:36:33.720 Again, so the Civil Rights Act turned this kind of historical guilt complex into public policy. 0.53

00:36:39.840 And instead of encouraging personal responsibility and assimilation,

00:36:43.320 it created a permanent victim class with these kind of legal and social privileges.

00:36:47.900 And so what began as equal rights became ritualized racial theater. And I think we saw that through the BLM era. It was the first time I think it kind of came out and presented itself, manifested itself on a grand scale. We thought, wow, this is really a thing.

00:37:05.360 but it's not it doesn't just stop there we all know that uh there is differences in the way

00:37:12.880 that white consumers and black consumers relate to businesses and let's look at those videos right 0.99

00:37:18.880 now it ups oh you gotta have a shirt on man get my shit on get it free you gotta have a shirt on 0.97

00:37:25.840 i can't serve you no shirt yeah bro right i'm gonna need that i'm gonna need that all right 0.90

00:37:35.360 Hey, hey, bro. Hey, no, bro

00:37:37.700 Dump that out. I'm sorry. That's not water

00:37:41.980 This is a water cup. You're supposed to pay for a drink

00:37:45.700 How's it in your business? It doesn't matter. It's not. I'm helping him out

00:37:50.040 You're not helping anybody else. None of your business. It is my business. Dump it out. Quit stealing

00:37:54.280 Dump it out, bro. I'm not dumping it out. Water ain't orange

00:37:57.640 It's only your business. Water ain't orange, bro. It's water, buddy. It's water

00:38:01.580 It's not water. This is water. You blind colorblind or something?

00:38:05.660 Oh, why? You can't afford a little f***ing drink? Is that what it is? 0.99

00:38:07.840 You obviously can't either.

00:38:09.380 You need to figure it out, dude. Leave me alone. Seriously.

00:38:11.780 Jack, you're whatever the hell I want. 0.76

00:38:13.480 I'm a grown-ass man, dude. 0.97

00:38:14.620 Tell this guy to stop breathing down my neck right now.

00:38:16.840 Well, no, I was just telling him to dump that out and get water because it's just for water.

00:38:20.680 Seriously, dude. I didn't get off my neck right now.

00:38:23.440 Well, first off, that's my cup.

00:38:24.860 What does the matter?

00:38:25.660 He's stealing from you. I'm going to dump it out and get him water.

00:38:27.600 yeah i am doing a good job i'm about to put you under a citizen's arrest

00:38:36.280 you keep doing that not all heroes wear capes okay um so again the first video right you got

00:38:45.040 the black guy he's looking every bit the stereotype walking into the gas station or

00:38:51.000 wherever he's at and the employee tells him hey he needs to put our shirt on and if you're going 0.99

00:38:55.820 to be here. But the man immediately, you know, what does he do? He turns around, grabs the

00:39:00.120 merchandise, walks out without paying. And the employee, I mean, really can't do anything. Well,

00:39:05.820 why? Well, because enforcing basic standards of dress and behavior now risks a discrimination

00:39:11.280 complaint, you know, or some sort of viral video calling him a racist or some lawsuit, or very

00:39:17.200 likely getting shot. Now, the second video is exactly what I spoke about earlier. Okay, one

00:39:25.260 group is disproportionately abusing our high trust society. And the moment someone tries to hold them

00:39:30.080 accountable for the crime, everything falls apart. And just like in the previous video, right? The

00:39:36.920 business does almost nothing. Why? Because under the Civil Rights Act, enforcing basic standards

00:39:42.760 of honesty and behavior now carries the risk of being labeled racist or having some sort of civil

00:39:47.600 rights case thrown at you. See, this is the nightmare that we have created. Whites have built

00:39:55.220 a high trust society across Europe, across America. We imported protected groups that don't 0.88

00:40:04.240 share our level of moral civility. And that's not just talking about blacks. It could be talking 1.00

00:40:08.600 about Muslims. It could be talking about Hindus. It could be talking about homosexuals. It could

00:40:12.940 we talk about all these different things, right? But speaking against reality or holding the line

00:40:19.920 against lawlessness essentially risks legal action. And this ties the hands of businesses

00:40:28.420 and citizens so they can't protect themselves. And the result is chaos. It's greater racial

00:40:36.080 resentment. It's greater segregation. In fact, right now in Los Angeles, there are greater,

00:40:42.620 it's greater segregation today. Statistically, this is actually, you can look this up. There

00:40:48.240 is greater segregation today than there was prior to 1964. And so what we're witnessing is the slow

00:40:55.440 erosion of civilization itself. We need the social pressures and consequences available to us in

00:41:02.620 order to create moral cultural assimilation for those that are already here. Obviously we'd like 1.00

00:41:08.120 to have deportations. We'd like to have remigration. All of those things exist, but these are all very 1.00

00:41:14.400 important realities in a functioning nation. Can we restore order? Can we restore national identity,

00:41:21.820 homogeneity, cohesion in America? I don't know. It's going to be difficult. But that's, again,

00:41:27.580 we're already seeing balkanization. We're already seeing white flight. We're seeing people move to 0.92

00:41:31.840 different locations. Now, I will say this. I do think that whites, Asians, and Hispanics

00:41:38.580 find themselves getting along fairly well. Obviously, there's outliers, but generally

00:41:45.280 speaking, I think that's the case. And the reason for that is, I believe, Asians, not all Asians, 1.00

00:41:52.520 but some Asians, and some Hispanics are actually also from the line of Japheth. But I do think

00:41:58.560 that there are certain groups that get along better than other groups. And I think we see

00:42:02.400 that in Europe. I think we see that in different parts of Asian territories. But the reality is,

00:42:09.500 is that we do need to figure out what's going to happen with America. And even in this

00:42:13.380 Balkanization, as we start to organize into different areas, we are going to see further 0.91

00:42:18.920 and further fragmentation if we don't fix these problems. So that's a wrap for this episode.

00:42:26.520 You can follow me on Axe, on Instagram, YouTube, and find any of my books on Amazon.

00:42:32.260 Actually, it's a great way to support what we're doing here, support my ministry, is

00:42:37.020 to pick up a book on Amazon. 1.00

00:42:38.500 Next week, I'm going to be discussing the problems of the boomer generation. 1.00

00:42:43.840 It's going to be a spicy episode. 1.00

00:42:45.620 I think you'll like it.

00:42:46.380 My name is Dale Partridge, and thank you for watching or listening to American Glory.

00:42:50.440 I'll see you next week.

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The NXR Podcast - June 09, 2026

American Glory - How The Civil Rights Act Birthed White Guilt and Black Entitlement into America

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