Define White Power Meaning

An expression used by those who have pride in the white race. Not necessarily a racist. It's the same concept as those who preach "Black Power."

The power to be threatened by just about anything, usually while White.

The art or act of demonstrating white supremacy and rejecting all niggerum.

Often said by white supremacists, i.e. KKK members or neo-nazis/skinheads.

White Power is the equivalent of Whit Supremacy which is defined as White supremacy or white supremacism is a form of racism centered upon the belief, and promotion of the belief, that white people are superior in certain characteristics, traits, and attributes to people of other racial backgrounds and that therefore white people should politically, economically and socially rule non-white people.

1. The title of a book written in 1967 by George Lincoln Rockwell, the founder of the American Nazi Party. This is where the term originated.

2. A political battle cry used by White Nationalists and White Supremacists.

A meme referring to the fact that a white Power Ranger can't say his color with the rest of his crewmates without sounding a bit racist.

White power is an backwoods, recently moved urban, code-word for white supremacy. It is meant to moralize or rally whites in the presence of something socially encouraging that furthers the 'white-movement'.
It has been proven difficult to get people out of thsse mindsets, as a lot of white people set the bar for idiocy and stereotypes of racism, and never quite let their white brethren live down the constant bullshit that always seems to stream out of a white supremacist's mouth.

A term used throughout history, predominantly by white nationalists, Neo Nazis, and KKK members, to represent oppression and racism against minorities. The term stems from the belief that the white people are inherently created better than others, and their power should be recognized and obeyed. This term is offensive to large groups of people of all races, colors, or nationalities and is only used to further hatred. racism and oppression.

White power should never be compared to or justified against terms such as Black Power or Power to the People, as those phrase stand in direct contradiction to the embedded meaning of white power, and are messages meant to end oppression, racism, and hatred.

A humorous derogatory term often seen on pro-Nazi and Holocaust denial Usenet groups. The term is used by those opposed to the "White Power" supporters on the boards.