"1933: The perfect society is racially pure 2015: The perfect society is racially mixed. Left Moralism Cosmopolitan Tolerance Diversity Races Woke Wokuharam Bolsheviks Racism Anti-racism Racism Against Whites Mass Migration Replacement Migration" #1933_ #PoliticsFascismNaziAryanMasterRace i.e. #PoliticsNationalismEthno, #PoliticsNationalismRomantic #2015_ #PhenomnMulticulturalism, #MetaphorPurityRaceMixingMiscegenation #TauntLeftThe #TauntWokeMorality #NarrativeValuesCosmopolitan #BehaviourTolerance #PolicyDiversityEquityAndInclusionDEI #ConspiracyTheory_GreatReplacement #PoliticsCommunismBolsheviks #TheoryDeclinism

#TheoryRacialColourBlindness #ToponymAsiaSouthIndia #OrgUSFedSupremeCourtSCOTUSBrettKavanaugh #IRLLawyerCharlesRoyAKAChipRoy ^[Wikipedia] #PhenomnMulticulturalism / #TheorySociologyCriticalConsciousness ? #IRLActivistGretaThunberg #BrandNewsCorpRupertMurdoch #NMUSFOXFNC #PhenomnDisunion #CaricaturistScottAdamsAKADilbert #OrgClassifPPUSDemocraticPartyLoriLightfoot #LegislationUS1789ConstAmdt1AFirst

#OtheringDenialPseudospeciation ?

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Addendum I'm not completely sure what is intended with this meme. In basic #MetaphorSpatialLinearContinuumScaleEvolutionary terms, it seems to say that #ToponymAmericaSouthBrazil's population spans the range between 'modern humans' and 'early humans' i.e. some sort of #MetaphorTransformationEvolutionAtavism. However, if the meme is meant to be interpreted from a #OtheringDiscriminationRacism.ist perspective however i.e. where the various #LiteralPrimate.s represent difference #MetaphorPurityRace.s (as per the #OtheringCaricatureSlaveryMonkey) then presumably the meme is meant as a #SlurWhiteSupremacy.ist threat i.e. #ConspiracyTheory_GreatReplacement or #ConspiracyTheory_WhiteGenocide presumably, at the consequence of #PhenomnMulticulturalism and/or #MetaphorPurityRaceMixingMiscegenation?

#IRLActorDickVanDyke ^[Wikipedia] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExDiUrNygDU ^[blog] #1964_ #IRLActivistMartinLutherKingMLK #IRLScreenwriterRodSerling "A Most Non-Political Speech (The following speech, written by Rod Serling, was delivered by Dick Van Dyke in the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum on May 31 as part of a Religious Witness for Human Dignity.) Ladies and gentlemen, this may be the most non-political speech you ever hear. And, indeed, if you look for controversy, what I'm about to say conjures up little conflict. We have reached a moment in time when restless men, dispossessed men, angry and impatient men, and anguished men look up and reach out for an elusive justice oft promised them, long denied them, but in the eyes of God and man's conscience is their due and should be their expectation. I say this is non-political and non-controversial. We're not talking now about miscegenation. Or whether a man can fence his yard. Or a hotdog vendor carefully select his customer. Or an innkeeper choose not to accommodate a particular traveler. These are the ramifications of the problem. They are not the problem. There have to be some bridges built; but first we have to acknowledge the rivers. This is what I think is basic. This is what I believe to be the most common denominator in this spring of 1964. This must be first, the recognition and then the admission -- that the dignity of human beings is not negotiable. The eminent worth of man has no pro and no con. And the desperate need for an understanding and a respect between all men is as fundamental as the process of breathing in and breathing out. On this spring night we look toward Washington, D.C., and hear the echoed overtones of a debate. We watch the struggle to invoke a cloture. We hear the voices of the willful foot-draggers and the hopeful sprinters as they trade and compromise and give battle for what they believe. But again, there is something happening on this earth transcendent of the Senates, the governments, the temporal voices of the champions of rights and the filibusters of wrong. What is happening is that a whole world has suddenly become cognizant of its oneness. An idea of brotherhood has ceased to be an abstract. It has taken on a form and dimension and breadth and meaning. 'Every man's death diminishes me' -- a lyrical stab at truth from another century. But in this nineteen hundred and sixth fourth year of our Lord, every man's indignity, every man's hunger, every man's search for freedom, every man's life reinforces me and revitalizes me and rededicates me. 'We cannot be half-free and half-slave,' Mr. Lincoln said. And now, a hundred years later, we find that we cannot be half hungry and half content; half with dignity, half with shame; half with freedom, half with a simple yearning to be free; half with prerogatives, half asking for just a few; half superior, half denied the right to prove even equality. 'You cannot legislate human love.' Have you heard that phrase? 'You cannot pass a law to stop people from hating' -- a battle slogan of those who don't want to be bothered. A statement of philosophy from 20th century non-philosophers who would probably melt down the test tubes used to look for the microbes and the bacteria and the virus that caused cancer. Cancer is with us, so why fight it? Leave it to the individual patients. But don't make waves. Don't stir the river bed. And above all, don't contemplate the beauty of this earth. The deeds of love. The small, gradual, but inexorable move upward of the human animal toward an enlightened moment in time when the person next door is the neighbor, the Negro is the darker neighbor, the South American is my Latin neighbor, the Japanese is my Oriental neighbor. You can't legislate against prejudice? You would rather perhaps accept it as part of the innate personality of the homo sapien? You would rather say that it's with us, it's here to stay, it's part of the social phenomenon of our time. If this is the premise to be lived with, accepted, and -- God help us -- embraced, then let us throw away theology. Let us unencumber ourselves of the premise of God. Let us tear up our art, our literature, all of our culture, and let us retire to a rubble of our own making and manufacture barbed wire instead of stained glass. Hatred is not the norm. Prejudice is not the norm. Suspicion, dislike, jealousy, and scapegoating -- none of these things is the transcendent facet of the human personality. They are the diseases. They are the cancers of the soul. They are the infectious and contagious viruses that have bled humanity over the years. But because they have been and are, is it necessary that they shall be? I think not. If there is one voice left to say 'welcome' to a stranger; if there is but one hand outstretched to say 'enter and share'; if there is but one mind remaining to think a thought of warmth and friendship, then there is also a future in which we will find more than one hand, more than one voice, and more than one mind dedicated to the cause of man's equality. Wishful, hopeful, unassured, problematic, and not to be guaranteed. This is all true. But again, on this spring evening of 1964, a little of man's awareness has shown itself. A little of his essential decency, his basic goodness, his preeminent dignity, has been made a matter of record. There will be moments of violence and expressions of hatred and an ugly re-echo of intolerance, but these are the clinging vestiges of a decayed past, not the harbingers of the better, cleaner future. To those who tell us that the inequality of the human animal is the necessary evil, we must respond by simply saying that first, it is evil but second, it is not necessary. We prove it, sitting here tonight. We prove it by reaffirming our faith. We prove it by having faith in our reaffirmations. Horace Mann said, 'Be ashamed to die until you have won some victory for humanity.' Let's paraphrase that tonight. Let us be ashamed to live without that victory." ^[blog] #MetaphorPurityRaceMixingMiscegenation #PleaDignity

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12HDUKL065g #SymbolTakeAKneeGenuflectionKneeling #CauseBlackLivesMatterBLM #IRLDeceasedGeorgeFloyd #IRLActivistShaunKing #IRLActivistColinKaepernick #MetaphorPurityRaceMixingMiscegenation #OtheringDiscriminationRacismStructuralSystemicInstitutional

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Addendum this appears to be simply an ad. The references made to contemporary social issues seemingly have no significance.

"1933: The perfect society is racially pure 2015: The perfect society is mixed race. left, moralism, cosmopolitan, tolerance, diversity, races, woke, wokuharam, bolshewoks, racism, anti-racism, anti-racism, mass migration, replacement migration" #1933_ #2015_ #PoliticsFascismNaziAryanMasterRace i.e. #PoliticsNationalismEthno, #PoliticsNationalismRomantic, #MetaphorPurityRaceMixingMiscegenation, #PhenomnMulticulturalism, #ConspiracyTheory_GreatReplacement #PoliticsCommunismBolsheviks #TheoryDeclinism

^{[digital archives]} #SymbolHairstyleBraidsMilkmaid

#MetaphorPurityRaceMixingMiscegenation ^[Wikipedia], Which ^{[academic source]}

#MetaphorPurityRaceMixingMiscegenation ^{[stock image]} #BeliefTheismChristianityBibleOTBookOfJeremiah 11:3-6 "Cursed is the man who does not obey the words of this covenant" #PowerControlSegregationDiscrimination #1960_ #BeliefTheismChristianityBibleScripture #PhenomnDogma

#PoliticsCommunism i.e. #PoliticsCommunismColdWar #MetaphorPhantasmSpectreBogeyman

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Context https://www.nytimes.com/2012/06/24/books/review/the-harm-in-hate-speech-by-jeremy-waldron.html #ToponymAmericaNorthUSArkansasLittleRock #1959_

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Context https://eu.tennessean.com/picture-gallery/news/local/2017/09/08/heres-what-happened-when-nashville-schools-desegregated-in-sept-1957/105360514/ And #IRLReligiousLeaderSegregationistFredStroud https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-tennessean-frederick-a-stroud-obitua/20721344/

#ToponymAmericaNorthUSLouisianaNewOrleans #IRLActivistRubyBridges

^[forum] #ConspiracyTheory_GreatReplacement / #MetaphorPurityRacialWhiteWomenAndBlackMen ?

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Supplementary #MetaphorPurityRaceMixingMiscegenation "the pamphleteer was also responsible for what appeared to be one of the most fearless documents in the archive of nineteenth century abolitionist writing. Among many other claims and political recommendations, the pamphlet notes that, 'the miscegenetic or mixed races are much superior, mentally, physically, and morally, to those pure or unmixed;' that 'a continuance of progress can only be obtained through a judicious crossing of diverse elements;' that 'the Caucasian, or white race... has never yet developed a religious faith on its own;' that 'the true ideal man can only be reached by blending the type man and woman of all the races of the earth;' that 'the most beautiful girl in form, feature, and every attribute of feminine loveliness [the pamphleteer] ever saw, was a mulatto.' Most provocatively, the writer claimed that 'the Southern beauty... proclaims by every massive ornament in her shining hair, and by every yellow shade in the wavy folds of her dress, 'I love the black man.'' At the time, Miscegenation was radical. Even among the most radical abolitionists of the day, interracial marriage was tolerated, but rarely explicitly encouraged. (Massachusetts senator Charles Sumner and prominent abolitionist Wendell Phillips were exceptions.) Eurocentric racial hierarchies were often deeply ingrained in their thinking." ^{[academic source]} #MetaphorPurityRaceMixingMulatto #OtheringDenialPseudospeciation

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Addendum the meme has overtones of #PowerControlPopulationEugenics and #PoliticsFascismNaziBlutUndBoden

Slur, inferring that #OrgClassifPPUSDemocraticPartyPOTUSJoeBiden and #OrgClassifPPUSDemocraticPartyKamalaHarris are sexually involved, which would represent a case of #MetaphorPurityRaceMixing and therefore goes against the #PleaAWorldOfSimpleStableFixedOperations notion of #MetaphorPurityRacial - rather than the contemporary understanding that #MetaphorPurityRace is #EpistemologySociallyConstructed i.e. the meme is explicitly #OtheringDiscriminationRacism.ist #PleaAWorldOfSimpleStableFixedOperations. #BrandTechVideoStreamingPornHub

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Supplementary Hochschild JL, Powell BM. Racial Reorganization and the United States Census 1850-1930: Mulattoes, Half-Breeds, Mixed Parentage, Hindoos, and the Mexican Race. Studies in American Political Development. 2008;22 (1) :59-96. https://scholar.harvard.edu/jlhochschild/publications/racial-reorganization-and-united-states-census-1850-1930-mulattoes-half-br #MetaphorPurityRaceMixingMiscegenation