The Unprotected Class Quotes

“This illustrates a key aspect of contemporary civil rights law. In addition to the inherent problems within the legislation itself, over the years the liberal bureaucracy has dramatically expanded its scope, often without congressional authorization, and, with the help of activist judges, has even subverted the clear intent and language of the Civil Rights Act, often in service of an anti-white agenda.”
― Jeremy Carl, The Unprotected Class: How Anti-White Racism Is Tearing America Apart

“corporations to be the greatest threat to America is proof that, in fact, white supremacy no longer holds great sway in America at all and hasn’t for quite some time. You can speak of Kim Jong Un’s totalitarianism in North Korea only if you don’t live under it. Indeed, it is not a coincidence that the term “white privilege” originated in 1988 with Wellesley College women’s studies professor Peggy McIntosh, just as it was becoming clear that whiteness was now a legal and social disability in much of American life.”
― Jeremy Carl, The Unprotected Class: How Anti-White Racism Is Tearing America Apart