On the latest episode of Restoring Order, I tackle the most pressing issues of our time: redistricting, Somali fraud, and whether a “former” crossdressing communist should be a right-wing thought leader.
— Patrick Casey (@restoreorderusa) December 31, 2025
(1:50) Three things the Trump administration has done well
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This article on systemic anti-White discrimination at Harvard University puts the past year in perspective. 2025 wasn’t nearly as bad for Whites as 2021-2024 was under Joe Biden.
“The year earlier the university had collectively taken a knee during the Summer of Floyd. This turned out not to be empty virtue-signalling, as I expected, but had serious consequences for the way we conducted our affairs. In reviewing graduate student applicants in the fall of 2020 I came across an outstanding prospect who was a perfect fit for our program. In past years this candidate would have risen immediately to the top of the applicant pool. In 2021, however, I was told informally by a member of the admissions committee that “that” (meaning admitting a white male) was “not happening this year.” In the same year a certifiably brilliant undergraduate I had tutored, who was literally the best student at Harvard—he won the prize for the graduating senior with the best overall academic record—was rejected from all the graduate programs to which he applied. He too was a white male. I called around to friends at several universities to find out why on earth he had been rejected. Everywhere it was the same story: Graduate admissions committees around the country had been following the same unspoken protocol as ours. The one exception I found to the general exclusion of white males had begun life as a female. …”
“The two-book standard would be shelved in the late 1990s when we were under increasing pressure to hire more women faculty,” he wrote. “Feminist activists, at Harvard as elsewhere, were demanding that half of all new appointments be women. That, they claimed, was what liberal standards of equality required.” …”
Patrick Casey makes a good point here.
We have lived under an anti-White system since the 1960s.
Just a few years ago, it was taboo to even acknowledge the existence of the White people. I don’t recall Trump even mentioning White people until Biden was in office and was discriminating against Whites in the distribution of the COVID vaccine. I remember when Tucker uttered the phrase “anti-White” on his FOX News show in 2021 and we celebrated it as a milestone in shifting the Overton Window.
Universities have been anti-White, anti-Western and anti-male for decades. Anti-White discrimination kicked into overdrive during the Biden administration. There was virtually no resistance at all to DEI ideology until the last two or three years when the Supreme Court officially ended affirmative action in 2023 and made suing over anti-White discrimination easier in the Ames decision in June. The Trump administration also attacked anti-White discrimination in a bunch of executive orders. We now live in a world where political candidates in Ohio and Florida are running against White genocide.
2025 was a turning point in a lot of ways.
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