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An Argument Against White Paint: Book Award Winner Complains About White Paint Because of Its “Purity” and “Cleanliness”
thenewamerican ^
| 09 26 2026
| R. Cort Kirkwood
Posted on 09/29/2026 4:00:40 PM PDT by yesthatjallen
In yet another of the year’s intellectually embarrassing events, a book called A Dead White: An Argument Against White Paint has won a National Book Award for nonfiction.
“White paint,” argues authoress and Columbia University Professor Wendy Walters, is too pure and too clean. And that, of course, means it is racist and white supremacist.
The screed reflects many of the winners of this year’s award, all which seem to be a cri du coeur about the white Christian man’s oppression of everyone around him. And Walter’s argument is rather akin to the claim from Rutgers University Professor Brittney Cooper that the white man stole time from the black man to oppress him.
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Scribner / Simon & Schuster published Walters’ preposterous proposition. “It’s hard to identify a material that takes up more sensory space and has received less critical examination than white paint,” the company’s note says.
SNIIP
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TOPICS: Chit/Chat
KEYWORDS: antiwhite; antiwhitehate; cleanliness; itsokaytobewhite; notsatire; paint; purity; white; wokeisdead
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To: kosciusko51
XLII. —The Whiteness of the Whale
"It was the whiteness of the whale that above all things appalled me. But how can I hope to explain myself here; and yet, in some dim, random way, explain myself I must, else all these chapters might be naught."
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Ligonier -Transfiguration-Part-2 "I don’t have time to develop it this morning, but I do have to tell you: as far as I’m concerned, the most profound chapter in English or American literature ever written by a human pen without divine inspiration is found in Melville’s Moby Dick, in the chapter entitled “The Whiteness of the Whale.” There was a reason why that whale was white in the literary creativity of Melville. If you want to catch a glimpse into the significance of whiteness in theology and in biblical concept, I urge you to go home and read that chapter, “The Whiteness of the Whale.” Jesus manifests His deity in a purity of whiteness that contains no spot, no wrinkle, and no blemish. It is the overwhelming manifestation of His deity."
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09/30/2026 1:31:36 AM PDT
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Theophilus
(I'm all out of attention to this matter...)
To: yesthatjallen
The genocidal drum beat goes on.
Paint
Fingernails
Hair
All hate.
To: TLI
Interesting.
She author is half to 3/4 white herself.
Genocidal.
To: TLI
Interesting.
She author is half to 3/4 white herself.
Genocidal.
To: Presbyterian Reporter
I guess we’re safe from being called racist. I drive a black truck, my wife has a white car.
But, when we’re a white couple together, in the white car, rolling over the black asphalt, separated by white paint lines, we’re probably oppressing blacks, or something.
It’s so great to be part of the patriarchy
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09/30/2026 4:48:22 AM PDT
by
cyclotic
(Don’t be part of the problem. Be the entire problem)
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