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That’s not true. You can google and find several cases of people with different ethnic backgrounds that are also part of white supremacy groups. The proud boys are just 1 example.
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There might be alt-right groups that allow other races in their groups. But that doesn’t make them WS.
By definition you have to be of Anglo decent and be able to prove it to be accepted into a real WS group.
Otherwise it’s some other type of group. If a group accepts a non white into their group then they are not a REAL WS group.
I worked a case on a WS group. I spoke to many of the members over a months time. There is ZERO chance that they would consider allowing a non white into their group. You would get a beat down (or much worse) if you even entertained the idea or by simply mentioning the idea of allowing a non white in.
Hell, in my experience they didn’t even consider non whites human. They considered anyone with dark skin a monkey/chimpanzee/primate of your choosing and less than human. They wouldn’t even use the term “African American” when speaking about a black person in the US because the term American denotes that you are human.
There is absolutely zero chance of them considering a non white for initiation, let alone allowing them into the group and especially for a position of leadership.
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