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henrymakow — June 19, 2020

Not Alex

“Systemic racism” is on everyone’s lips since the Communist Jewish media has begun another onslaught on white people. There have been calls for the resignation of anyone who does not swear it exists. 
Just because Communists are using this issue to dispossess whites doesn’t mean we approve of oppressing people. 
“Alex Chilcott,” a black friend, is one of the most impressive people I know. He says that many Canadians talk a good line on diversity but are racist to the core. 
There is nothing wrong with a country maintaining its racial identity and cohesion.
However racial minorities should be treated fairly. I’m not talking about migrants. I’m talking about citizens. It’s wrong to generalize about other races. People ought to be judged on their individual merits. 
Despite being born in Ottawa, Alex Chilcott and his family have been persecuted by police all his life. It has reached the point where he leaves the house with trepidation. 
Disclaimer– I believe the West should maintain its European racial character. But racial minorities should not be persecuted. Save your anger for the politicians who want whites to be a minority.
Part One here. 

by Alex Chilcott — (henrymakow.com) from Oct 9, 2016

My mother is a doctor and my father an engineer. They came to Canada from Haiti. Because we live in an upper-middle-class neighborhood, my family was under constant harassment by the police. My mother had to go to court and get a restraining order on one officer because he would follow my mom home from work, or sit outside our house for hours, and issue her tickets.
My father received 3-4 tickets in a month sometimes more. He stuck out because he drove a luxury car. He was once even arrested for trespassing at his own workplace. When he tried to explain, the officer struck him and arrested him (little did the officer know my father was an accomplished decorated martial artist.) After being brought to a holding cell, he got into a fight with two men because they wanted his clothes. He ended up beating them up. The police came in beat him up again and put him in a single cell holding cell.

Continues …