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The National Review was and is the Conservative paper of record, with William F. Buckley considered the father of modern conservatism.
Back then, what was their stance of segregation? White superiority?
You know?
Seeing you won't answer this, I'll get you started.
"Why the South Must Prevail":
"The central question that emerges ... is whether the White community in the South is entitled to take such measures as are necessary to prevail, politically and culturally, in areas in which it does not predominate numerically? The sobering answer is Yes – the White community is so entitled because, for the time being, it is the advanced race. It is not easy, and it is unpleasant, to adduce statistics evidencing the median cultural superiority of white over Negro: but it is fact that obtrudes, one that cannot be hidden by ever-so-busy egalitarians and anthropologists...."
"In some parts of the South, the White community merely intends to prevail -- that is all. It means to prevail on any issue on which there is corporate disagreement between Negro and White. The White community will take whatever measures are necessary to make certain that it has its way." - William F. Buckley, Father of modern conservatism.
"In some parts of the South, the White community merely intends to prevail -- that is all. It means to prevail on any issue on which there is corporate disagreement between Negro and White. The White community will take whatever measures are necessary to make certain that it has its way." - William F. Buckley, Father of modern conservatism.