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   From: d@ray   
      
   Badenoch's mother came to the United Kingdom from Nigeria to give birth to   
   Kemi just one year before Britain abolished birthright citizenship in 1981.   
   She was then raised in Nigeria until the age 16.   
      
   She has spoken out against anti-White racism, and been labelled a “member   
   of white supremacy’s black collaborator class” by some on the Labour   
   party’s most radical left.   
      
   Badenoch has unequivocally said that not all cultures are equal and spoken   
   openly about the fact that many immigrants bring “ancestral ethnic   
   hostilities” across our border and into this country. She is beyond correct   
   in pointing these things out.   
      
   But why are the British right-wing elite hiding behind a non-British woman?   
      
   Ultimately it is because anti-White racism remains alive and well in the UK   
   and the right-wing elite in Britain are too cowardly to tackle the issue   
   head on.   
      
   She can get away with defending the people of these isles in a way that the   
   native British leaders of the Conservative party fear that they could never   
   do, for they would be labelled racists and white supremacists for   
   expressing pride in their ethnic group.   
      
   Read the rest from J.M. Bright on our Substack:   
      
      
      
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