Westist.org is a cultural organization preserving Western Civilization by protecting kids from the harms of antiwhite bias, and uniting ethnic European people around the world.
Western Civilization is the cultural complex of ethnic European people, and our children cannot be replaced in our civilization, or in the countries and institutions founded by our ancestors.
We have a right to protect our heritage, and a responsibility to protect our children.
To protect Western Civilization and our descendants, there is no greater priority than exposing the harms of antiwhite bias to children - and stopping them around the world.
Our first campaign is StopBias.org, online and real world activities to protect children from the harms of antiwhitism and Europhobia.
Today, too few people are aware of these harms, and we are confident that by raising awareness the majority of people will take action to protect them. Most people have a healthy love for their kids, and will overcome any obstacle to protect them.
Our StopBias.org campaign is raising awareness in people who do not know about these harms, while giving courage to those who felt too alone to stand up, and strategies to those who are not sure how to help the most.
The vast majority of ethnic European people are well-meaning and authentically love their children. Due to inaccurate and distorted information, too many good people currently lack awareness about the harms and threats to ethnic European children coming from a range of sources - from damaging bullying and cultural dispossession, to tragic extremes of abuse and violence.
By sharing this information in a respectful, constructive way, we are convinced we will gain the support of the best of our community, overcome misunderstanding, and build the coalition necessary to truly protect our children and save Western Civilization.
Contact us here, and visit StopBias.org for more.
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