National Museum of African American History & Culture Says Hard Work, Nuclear Family & Christianity are Negative Aspects of “Whiteness” – Summit News

National Museum of African American History & Culture Says Hard Work, Nuclear Family & Christianity are Negative Aspects of “Whiteness” – Summit News
"Objective thinking, being polite, sticking to time schedules, property rights all listed as forms of ‘oppression’.--Paul Joseph Watson

The National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) has published a guide which asserts that hard work, the nuclear family and Christianity itself are negative forms of “whiteness” that should be reconsidered because they are “oppressive”.

Yes, really.

The (NMAAHC) is a Smithsonian Institution museum located on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. The museum’s guide to “whiteness & white culture” lists examples of “white dominant culture” that have become “normalized” in America and are used to prevent people of color from gaining institutional power.

These examples include;

– Rugged individualism

– Self-reliance

– The nuclear family, with a mother and a father and 2.3 children

– Objective, rational, linear thinking

– Hard work

– Delayed gratification

– Respect for authority

– Following time schedules

– Christianity as the norm

– Planning for the future

– English common law justice

– Property rights

– Being polite

That list is by no means exhaustive either...

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