The current race-based agenda in North America - constantly repeated and reinforced - generally paints white people of European background as privileged colonialists who came to North America with the intention of displacing native people for their own benefit and profit.
This is an incorrect representation of reality in many instances, as many white Europeans were forced to emigrate to North America due to the terrible conditions that had been created in their ancestral countries. Many white Europeans came to North America as refugees. As I've written about before in this Jupiter in Libra article ("Jupiter in Libra: Bringing it All to the Table"), many white European communities are dealing with the trauma and resulting dysfunction of these experiences without the benefit of having their histories fully acknowledged in the accepted history books. The root causes of this dysfunction (alcoholism, drug addiction, poverty, rootlessness, overwork, domestic violence, relationship breakdown, mental illness, emotional disturbance, etc.) remain invisible in most cases.
Just a few examples of genocidal practises against white Europeans by the state include: the Holodomor in Ukraine, the Great Purges and gulags of Russia and Poland, the Irish potato famine, the Highland Clearances of Scotland, and the English enclosures.
World Wars I and II can be viewed in a similar light as state-directed mass slaughter and displacement of mostly Caucasian people.
Common people being murdered, pushed off land, or forced into starvation and deprived conditions by the state has been a widespread practise throughout history, creating common roots among people of many different races and backgrounds. It is these common roots - most often erased in the political discourse of the day - that provide the strongest foundation for resistance and necessary change today.
We're All in the Same Boat Now So We'd Better Get To Paddling
By Willow from Willow's Web Astrology
We were pushed off, burned out, forced into starvation or urban slavery - a slow death sentence handed down by those with means.
From cold and damp and overwork and filth and bugs and vermin and hunger and lack
For many, to come to this new land was not a choice.
Sent on ships not seaworthy and many sank
So don't call me a "white European colonialist."
My heart aches for a place to belong and for the old ways, for freedom, just like yours.
They teach us your history (their version) while we are severed from our own.
The genocide has happened a thousand times before
So if you want to fight corrupt power alongside each other
But if you want to overpower my voice, my history, my truth,
If you want to paint me as white imperialist scum, you are really no better than they.
So reconsider this whitewash of history, this convenient erasing of roots, this partial truth declared to be whole.
The full spectrum is cracking open,
