Systemic Racism and “White Privilege” Are Not Sins, and DEI Coordinators Are Equivalent to Slave Owners
Grace is offered to slave owners and DEI coordinators, but I repeat myself.
In Douglas Wilson’s own words: 3 quotes from 2026, from Blog & Mablog and Canon Press, each cited to the source.
Their names would be things like racism or misogyny or anti-Semitism. But for us to use such nouns in the memorial would be to use words that are left-coded... I mean, after all, if sexism as they define it is a sin, then the Bible is sinful... So if someone were to ask a CREC minister if he believed racism to be a sin, an appropriate response should be, ‘How are you defining racism?’ If the person says, you know, ethnic hatred—hating someone simply because he is a Black or a Jew—then the answer would be yes. But if the answer came back as, you know, the systemic structures that support white privilege, then the answer would be no. That kind of racism is not sin.
Rich people are not the same as poor people. Men are not the same as women. Majority populations are not the same as minority populations. And wanting them to be the same in terms of equality of outcome is setting the stage for tyranny, which is a sin... What do you mean by white supremacy? What is it? Is it white privilege? Privilege is just another name for blessed. Someone who has more money than another person is more privileged than the other person. Is it a sin? No, it’s only a sin if you’re an egalitarian.
Christ died so that foul racists and evil woketards might both be forgiven and united in the new race. Grace is offered to slave owners and DEI coordinators, but I repeat myself. The feminist ministrix is invited right alongside the chauvinist blowhard.
On the insults page: “feminist ministrix”, “woketards”, “slave owners and DEI coordinators, but I repeat myself”