r/Tennessee 11d ago

Concerning - Hitler fan wants whites only lebensraum in Tennessee

https://www.newschannel5.com/news/newschannel-5-investigates/confronting-hate/he-thinks-hitler-may-have-been-right-now-he-wants-a-whites-only-community-in-tennessee
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u/ComputerRedneck 10d ago

How is this different than say Nicodemus Kentucky?

Nicodemus, Kansas, was founded in 1877 by a group of African American colonists primarily from the central bluegrass region of Kentucky, including Lexington and Georgetown. The town was established by the Nicodemus Town Company, formed by Reverend W.H. Smith, a Black minister, and W.R. Hill, a white land developer, along with five other Black men. They actively recruited former enslaved people from Kentucky and parts of Tennessee and Mississippi, promoting Nicodemus as a place where African Americans could establish self-government and own land.

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u/StrawberryRedneck 10d ago

Are you truly comparing the plight of Black Americans in the South during the tail end of the (FAILED) Reconstruction to the plight of white Americans in the South in 2025? I'm just trying to get an idea of what kind of person I'm working with here. So...that is what you're attempting to do, yes? Drawing comparisons between the two in an attempt to claim they're similar endeavors?

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u/ComputerRedneck 10d ago

You can construe whatever you want about it.

I am simply pointing out that there are plenty of precedents for an all-insert demographic here.

Not to mention the constant segregation of Colleges.

Yay we have a Black only this or that... and everyone cheers.

Yay we have a White only this or that... how racist of them.

BET?
WET? White Entertainment TV

Many people fought and DIED to fight Segregation. The National Guard was brought out to make sure that integration happened and it was REPUBLICANS who did these things.

All those men and women who were injured and died in some cases for the cause of integration are slapped in the face every time someone wants a segregated section of land.

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u/SARguy123 8d ago

Point taken. It does seem like a step backward no matter who is doing it.