white genocide

[wahyt jen-uh-sahyd, hwahyt]

noun

1. a collection of conspiracy theories that claim white people are under attack on multiple fronts, including orchestrated nonwhite immigration, miscegenation, land seizures, or violence against white people, with the goal of ending the distinct white race and white European cultural dominance.

Word History and Origins

Origin of white genocide¹

First recorded in 1970–75

Example Sentences

When cornered, they openly advocated fascism, floated exclusionary immigration policies to reverse a supposed “white genocide,” or attacked Hasan’s right to remain in the country where he’s raising his family as a citizen.

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So in mid-May, according to an official post from Musk’s startup and X’s parent company xAI, an “unauthorized modification was made” to ensure Grok would endorse the “white genocide” conspiracy theory, albeit in such a sloppy way that the A.I. brought up the subject no matter what anyone asked of it.

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The chatbot drew criticism earlier this year after it repeatedly referenced "white genocide" in South Africa in response to unrelated questions - an issue that the company said was caused by an "unauthorised modification".

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Earlier this year, programming changes were made to xAI’s Grok model that caused it to insert false information about white genocide in South Africa in responses to unrelated user queries.

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I think that should be what the platform leans in to—offering a way for creators to find healthier exposure and routes to audience building again, instead of selling their soul for a video on X that’ll get downranked as soon as you start casting doubt on the reality of “white genocide.”

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