I agree with much of what you write, but also believe many white athletes are more than jocks (although certainly most are blissfully unaware of the racism against them). It is apparent to me that the average politician is just as spineless and oftentimes less intelligent than a white athlete. Neither of them are likely to give up their golden goose and speak out for white people.
Hell, some of the people speaking out the most for white people are black (Candace Owens, for example). Whites have the numbers here and potential power to reign but have been beaten down by decades of social programming.
Sites like this excellent one are laying the groundwork for disaffected whites to start researching the antiwhiteism running rampant.
That's right, it's our job, not Caitlan Clark's or any individual White athlete's. Do some posters here not realize that the traditional ways of "speaking up" for White people ended decades ago, a couple generations ago actually? It's become
the taboo, a guaranteed way to have one's reputation and legacy ruined, to be lumped in with Jimmy the Greek, Marge Schott, Al Campanis and many others. No White athlete making millions of dollars, tens and hundreds of millions of dollars in many cases now, is going to voluntarily give that up and exchange it for being permanently demonized and ridiculed, not to mention how it would affect their wife and children. Would any poster here? The answer is obvious. We have to be a lot more savvy because the old ways are now effectively extinct.
And I repeat this a lot because it's so obvious and so key -- no one knows what these athletes' individual beliefs are. Caitlan Clark may well be a liberal and actually believe she has benefitted from "White privilege." She's a small town girl but also a college educated single White woman, the group more afflicted with liberal poison and TDS than any other. But that can be just as true with male athletes. Steve Kerr, Greg Popovich, Rex Chapman, Chris Long and others are extreme leftists. Don't they know they are victims of the Caste System? Obviously not. You can't project your beliefs and motivations onto anyone else no matter how strongly you believe you're right, like the left does all the time.
Back when I started this site in 2004, there was a poster, obviously a young man, who was ripping Jeremy Wariner big-time as a bad role model because of the way he dressed and talked, and for not "speaking up" for White people. Wariner had just won Olympic gold in the 400, the first White American man to do so since 1964. What a fantastic achievement, yet this poster could only repeatedly criticize him because he didn't fit the mold of what he wanted Wariner to be. He didn't have one positive thing to say about Jeremy.
If you want to know more about Wariner's background and why he wasn't interested in being a martyr for the White race, read this old thread about his upbringing:
https://castefootball.us/threads/jeremy-wariner-featured-in-si.171/
But ever since that kid back in the early days of CF, there have been posters criticizing various White athletes for not publicly attacking the Caste System (a term very few athletes have even heard of), or for not openly advocating for White athletes, or for the way they dressed or who their girlfriend was. Such attacks belong in the realm of fantasy, not on CF, which I try to keep a serious site. There are no shortcuts, if some White athletes ever begin "speaking out" it will be because we laid the groundwork in making it more acceptable. We, us. And keep in mind not just DWFs but the great majority of supposed racially aware Whites and Whites in general buy into the propaganda that sports is a meritocracy and Blacks are the best athletes.
