It was prominent in opposition to the forcing of minority James Meredith into the University of Mississippi. It is emblazoned on countless automobile tags, draped in dorm rooms and waved at football games. Young Michael Westerman was shot and killed by Negroes in Kentucky for flying it on his truck. And Mississippians have overwhelmingly endorsed the flag, at public meetings, in petition drives and at the ballot box. The countenance of his victims was all it took to set off his savagery, a brutality intruding more and more into American life as minorities are forced into jobs, housing and offices.
Nationalists are more than opponents of minority tyranny.
They are social activists seeking to empower the American People for real and lasting change. Nationalists condemn violence, but also the causes of violence. They seek the reinstatement of majority rule, restoration of American values, institution of powerful government and the salvation of the American Way of Life. As such, they are highly visible in the forefront of social reform. Notably, Nationalists stand out for memorializing the victims of minority oppression, violence and hate, as they offer hope and continue the fight for justice and freedom.