“White nationalist” “hate group” American Renaissance is seeking to expand its membership throughout the United States, with a plan to create local “clubs,” “for white people like me,” according to American Renaissance contributor and “attorney” K. Reilly Smith.

In the February 2010 issue of American Renaissance’s (AR) newsletter, Smith advises “white nationalists” on “How to Build Your Own AR Club.”  Smith tells how he and other supporters decided at a previous AR biannual conference to meet and create their own “club.”

Smith created a group called the “Chicagoland Friends of AR,” and seeks to advise supporters of the “white nationalist” AR group how to create similar local groups.  Smith’s “Chicagoland Friends of AR” promotes the “white nationalist” American Renaissance, VDARE, and other groups including one that the Chicago AR “club” describes as “A very useful forum for those who wish to preserve the traditional American (read: white) way of life.”  Smith uses the “club” to help solicit tax-deductible donations for the “white nationalist” American Renaissance group.

In his February 2010 AR newsletter, Smith also advises supporters of the “white nationalist” AR group “how the AR staff can discretely assist in bringing local subscribers in contact.”

Smith has previously had his own blog, which he used to promote Sarah Palin.  But from American Renaissance Smith’s perspective, the only value of Sarah Palin’s candidacy was “an implicit appeal to whiteness.”

We support our unqualified, universal human rights for all.  We urge white supremacist and “white nationalist” supporters to drop the burden of the hate of supremacism from their hearts, and to rejoin the family of humanity in support of our universal human rights.   Choose love, not hate.

More on American Renaissance

Virginia: “White Nationalist” Hate Group to Meet in Dulles Area – February 19 through 21

Additional Resources:

— R.E.A.L. Postings on Racial Supremacism

— R.E.A.L. August 28, 2009 – “We Have a Responsibility to Equality and Liberty”
— at the Robert E. Lee Memorial — Text, Video