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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How the Civil Rights Act of 1964 led to White Guilt and Minority Entitlement in America, and led to the creation of White Nationalism and the loss of National Identity. In this episode of American Identity, Dale Partridge examines the logic behind the Hart-Celler Act of 1965 and how it opened the floodgates to mass third-world immigration and was the initiation of national theft.

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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
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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
00:01:58.780 video show. If you want to listen, you can listen on the NXR podcast feed or from my personal
00:02:03.760 podcast feed. Just search for Dale Partridge's podcast and you'll find it on Google. You can
00:02:07.760 also find me on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever podcasts can be downloaded. Now, if you
00:02:11.880 want to watch the video. It does come with helpful slides, graphics, and video clips.
00:02:18.260 It kind of feels a little bit like a documentary and you can watch it at my YouTube channel
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.
00:07:55.260 america will either have christ or will have chaos for years conservatives believed that trump could
00:08:04.680 reverse america's decline but after trump the right is now fractured exhausted and losing ground
00:08:12.020 endless infighting and electoral losses have exposed a deeper problem that politics alone
00:08:19.220 cannot solve. A nation that rejects Christ cannot be restored by mere personalities,
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00:08:34.120 America After Trump, brings together pastors, politicians, commentators, and Christians that
00:08:41.600 are committed to strength, cooperation, and a durable future for the American right.
00:08:47.340 But complaining is not a strategy, and despair cannot be an option.
00:08:53.260 Christ is King. Let's live like it.
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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