[Peyton]

I start without anything being political and shift between groups to find the more right leaning folks and then invite them to events. You don’t have to have a closed off, up-front approach to accomplish the end goal

[Wakstar]

@Leo, thank you. I was also thinking, event themes could be a deal breaker for most non whites but that wouldn’t be a given.

[Leo]

@Wakstar I have a membership application process that requires a photograph, name, and other data (such as location and several statements about the person’s interests, background, and goals/reasons for joining the group) that enables me to review a person seeking membership in my local singles network; I deny and/or permanently ban non-White, non-heterosexual, and non-binary persons from the group and disallow non-members from RSVPing for most events or accessing most event details unless registered. There are some loopholes, however, for an unhealthy person or non-White to gain access, but I think it’s enough to deter them from becoming involved. I have not yet had any such persons attend any events, but if some manage to get through, I would simply let them participate while not being exceptionally interested in nor especially friendly towards them, so that they lose interest. I also don’t have any explicit non-White exclusionary language across my platform, group, or events, so it’s something I quietly monitor without letting others know. That said, I do have several White members in the group who think interracial relationships are acceptable (a lot of the White men use dating apps that promote miscegenation, and every time I make hints about preserving our genetic legacy as Whites I get shutdown in that conversation, lol), and today I just learned that one of the members who I thought was White, actually has Jewish ancestors, based on a story he shared with us over dinner today. So, there will always be undesirables participating, but I’m not going to serve them in the ways that I will help Whites.

[Wakstar]

How would you deal with the nons wanting to join a singles group?

[Philip Marc]

The YouTuber/vlogger Myra West would probably find a good guy here, but I fear she’d avoid it to not look “racist.” She’s still in her 20’s so she’s got plenty of time to think what kind of a man she’d want.

I once posted a comment saying “You loved the France’s European culture because you too are of European ancestry” which she gave it a heart, then apparently took it away. At least I got a notification of it.

There are so many White women who date/marry Black guys and then tremendously regret it. And yes, there are bad ones amongst our group too, but it’s lesser in comparison.

[Peyton]

Working on it, started a book club and a few running groups in my area (Winston Salem). Going well but maintaining a stable turnout is difficult without enticements like food or something lol.

[Wakstar]

🙂

[Leo]

For those of you with sufficient courage, social skills, and willingness to do so: I advise creating your own local singles group!

As you come in contact with other White singles in your area, even if they are of the same sex as you and/or you are not attracted to them, you can still build friendships with them and save their contact information (whether you invite them to the WhiteDate platform is at your discretion, but certainly not necessary, especially if they are White but not yet racially-conscious – an uninformed White reproducing with an informed White is still a White success story).

In time, you will build up a network of local singles you can reach out to, and you can serve as a community liaison for, inviting several of them out to events you host or attend; such as dinner socials, hiking trips, and all kinds of activities. Even if you personally do not find your own match, you can help other Whites find theirs, and are still supporting our pro-White cause! Get enough people involved, and you can start growing this group beyond those you personally invited, as existing members bring in their friends, siblings, classmates, churchgoers, colleagues, and/or whomever else may be interested.

Bring back old-fashioned matchmaking by volunteering your time in caring about those in your community, and consider referring a White single you may know in-person to someone you know on WhiteDate (or vice versa). I have communicated with many different members here on WhiteDate, both men and women, and if I ever sense compatibility between someone here and someone I meet in-person, I will be sure to notify those involved. Spend your time wisely by acting. Help us, help each other!

Note: It is likely non-Whites will gradually become involved, too, but obviously prioritize forming White-with-White relationships!

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