All of a sudden, the obsession with whites as a Satanic collective has become a national fad.

The NAACP is silent about the scourge of black homicide victims while it focuses on its woke politics and supporting the Democratic Party.

Sixteen years ago, the radio shock jock sparked outrage and a conversation about hip-hop and black culture. But the “people who know better” have not done better.

Nationwide, it is estimated that more than five out of every six black children lived with both parents in 1950, a figure that had been fairly stable since Reconstruction. Then everything changed.

Every mass killing begins as a social or economic justice movement seeking to redress a historical grievance narrative.

Having rich tastes and a fashionable ZIP code does not prevent such a person from doing nasty (and, yes, antiwhite racist) things.

Americans of all backgrounds should celebrate our real heroes, and take a small break from the vibranium-covered mythical land of make-believe.

It shouldn’t surprise when once in a while, the conditioned hypervigilant self-restraint of white society melts over in acts of Icarus-like self-destruction.

To understand the long-term effects of affirmative action, imagine that the beneficiaries were randomly selected. 

“Whites”—to the extent we can determine any race in an intermarried, multiracial society—do not fit the now ossified definition of an exploitive majority.

The lesson from the $22 trillion record of Great Society compensatory payouts is that massive infusions of federal money are more apt to ensure social disruption and dislocation than alleviate them.

Equal opportunity rewards excellence. Equal outcomes require tyranny and are indifferent to excellence. 

Thinking beyond racial categories is vital to devising and executing public policies that will mitigate the inequalities that are the legacy of American slavery. 

But start from the beginning of the supply chain.

The racial hatred evoked by the queen’s passing is a window into a future that awaits the West unless something changes.

Elizabeth II did more for the good of the world than the haters can comprehend. 

For everyone’s sake, Americans of all ethnicities must unite to reject racism of all kinds and embrace becoming a colorblind meritocracy.