The outpouring of moral and financial support for White mother Shiloh Hendrix has become a rallying cry against racial attacks on White people all over America. But the most important lesson to take away from this example is that we’ve had this power to support each other all along.

As of this writing, Shiloh’s GiveSendGo has raised almost $450,000 from supporters all over the world. People have rallied to her cause, partly because the original video by the self-appointed spy and agent of the thought police is painfully familiar to so many White people forced to live around diversity. In the Orwellian climate of 21st-century multiracial America, there have been countless highly-publicized cases of regular, working-class Whites having their lives completely destroyed because, in a moment of frustration, they expressed a politically incorrect word or thought in private life.

This nightmarish climate of racial and social oppression exists because of the unique confluence of 1) near-universal video/audio surveillance in the digital age, combined with 2) the unbelievable power of controlled, anti-White social media platforms to amplify or suppress stories and speech. Both by law and by custom, White people in modern America live like a helot class who are expected to work and support the System, but can have their rights violated at will by the nonwhites they are forced to live around, and inevitably face harsh social or even criminal penalties if they protest.

What really fired up passions about the Shiloh Hendrix video is not only the self-righteous tone of the snitch (allegedly an African immigrant accused of rape in 2023)—who threatened the young mother by saying she’s committed “a hate speech” and that “we’ll see what the internet has to say about you”—but also the way this brave White mom, holding her young child, doesn’t back down. She stands up to the bully and refuses to let herself be cowed.

Further inflaming passions is the fact that this video was heavily publicized by a liberal social media influencer named Michael McWhorter, aka “TizzyEnt,” whose entire claim to fame consists in using his corporate Big Tech megaphone to dox and harass helpless, ordinary people accused of thought crimes. The extraordinary power this type of chubby, bearded coward has been granted by tech oligarchs to mobilize online lynch mobs has turbocharged a snitch culture that has become a feature of the last decade of life in America (McWhorter’s video encouraging the doxing of Shiloh Hendrix currently has over 3.7 million views on Twitter).

Yet another reason why this case is getting so much attention is the contrast with the appalling spectacle of the murder of Austin Metcalf, and its aftermath. Metcalf, a White 17-year-old high school athlete, was fatally stabbed to death on April 2nd in Frisco, Texas. His accused murderer, Karmelo Anthony, is Black, and has received over half a million dollars in fundraisers for his legal defense. Even worse, Metcalf’s virtue signaling father—instead of denouncing the anti-White hate crime which took his son’s life—has instead condemned “anger,” denied his son’s murder was motivated by race, and offered prayers for his son’s killer, in a series of increasingly grotesque displays of self-abasement.

While it’s heartening to see so many people rally around the case of Shiloh Hendrix—the big question is, why haven’t we been doing this all along?

The System once extolled White women during the Hillary 2016 campaign, and as champions of “the resistance” in 2017. Think of the Pussyhat March, the #MeToo Movement, and the slogan “Believe All Women.” But this only lasted until it became clear a majority of White women still supported Donald Trump.

What followed was a 180-turn by the System—from casting White women as the heroic protagonists against White racism and “toxic masculinity” primarily during 2015-17—to making White women the primary villains/antagonists (and Black males the victims) under “woke” CRT ideology and the theories of Institutional or Systemic Racism and White Privilege during 2020-22.

Here are just a few examples of that public campaign of hate against White women:

Continues on Warren’s Substack.

… Our secret power is called SOLIDARITY.