Protest Corporate Funding of NCLR
By • 3/17/08This week’s action alert asks readers to protest corporate donations to the National Council of La Raza (NCLR), a group that funds radical pro-Hispanic and anti-white activists and lobbies for illegal alien amnesty. Coca Cola, Ford, GM, and Wal-mart are some of NCLR’s primary corporate backers. I prepared this alert because it was recommended by Julia on the Activism Suggestions page. Feel free to submit other ideas for activism.
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So, WJP, are you saying that you’re not going to send the e-mail in this action alert? NCLR doesn’t bother you, only black history month? If you sent the e-mail text as a letter, that would work too of course.
If I get enough people sending these e-mails, I’m going to set a new site up so that such campaigns can proceed with much more efficiency.
By on 3/17/08 at 8:10 pm
“So, WJP, are you saying that you’re not going to send the e-mail in this action alert? NCLR doesn’t bother you, only black history month?”
Nope. Didn’t say that at all. What I said is simply that a letter is more effective than an email.
And, yes, Ian, La Raza bothers me as least as much if not more than Black History Month. There are more Hispanics than Blacks in America. And Blacks with all their shortcomings do not seek to annex American territory as Mexicans do.
By on 3/17/08 at 9:57 pm
Funny you should bring up this topic, as I was thinking along the same lines today while out walking my dog; that is, about Black History Month.
I realize I blew it this year, but you can be sure I will write a letter (not an email, because a real, old fashioned letter carries more weight) to every company whom I patronize when Black History Month rolls around again. I will simply state that I will not patronize their business for that entire month unless and until they either have a White History Month or abandon Black History Month altogether.
And as a side note, I plan to ask the right people at the right time what’s on White Entertainment Television tonight. Ditto, I’ll ask the same people to name three members of the Congressional White Caucus.
By on 3/17/08 at 7:30 pm