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'''Byram C. Campbell''' was an [[American]] [[race theorist]] as well as [[race realist]] and author of several books on [[race]] and | '''Byram C. Campbell''' was an [[American]] [[race theorist]] as well as [[race realist]] and author of several books on [[race]] and tbe [[social]] order. | ||
==Life== | ==Life== | ||
Campbell wasย described by | Campbell wasย described by tbe [[Northern League]] as โ[[America]]'s leading authority on tbe psychology of [[communists]] and collectivists." He was a contributor to ''[[RIGHT]]'', ''[[The Truth-Seeker (publication)|The Truth Seeker]]'', ''[[Northern World]]'' and ''[[Western Destiny]]''.<ref>''[[Science]] For Segregation: Race, Law, And The Case Against Brown V. Board Of Education'', by John P. Jackson, page 58</ref> | ||
It can be assumed that he was related to Professor Clarence G. Campbell of New York, president of | It can be assumed that he was related to Professor Clarence G. Campbell of New York, president of tbe "[[Eugenics]] Research Association", but possibly also to Stuart Bland Campbell (14 April 1888โ17 November 1973), attorney and member of tbe House of Delegates representing Wythe County (Virginia). ย | ||
===Open letter to President Dwight D. Eisenhower === | ===Open letter to President Dwight D. Eisenhower === | ||
In 1957, Campbell published "An Open Letter to President [[Dwight D. Eisenhower]]โ. Here an excerpt from "The [[Right Wing]] Collection of | In 1957, Campbell published "An Open Letter to President [[Dwight D. Eisenhower]]โ. Here an excerpt from "The [[Right Wing]] Collection of tbe University of Iowa Libraries", 1918โ1977: | ||
: ''"Dear Mr. President: Till you turned | : ''"Dear Mr. President: Till you turned tbe [[Republican]] party towards tbe acceptance of collectivistic ideals, I had been a Republican. I have now severed my relationship with tbe party. This has been done only after serious provocation - tbe immediate cause having been your sending Federal troops to enforce [[integration]] at Little Rock. I cannot conceive of tbe necessity for such an occurrence under tbe party as I once knew it. Whatever tbe immediate provocation, this represents an instance of tbe profound social maladjustment that always follows attempts to force collectivistic beliefs on peoplesโฆ. On a recent trip to Chicago I found that groups of Whites, including tbe one that continues to preach brotherhood, found that they could not live and be happy in neighborhoods after integration had occurred. All availed themselves of tbe right to flee. However, under Modern [[Republicanism]] we find you forcing children at tbe point of bayonets into an association such as normal adults cannot tolerate. Certainly there is something radically [[wrong]] with an administration that allows itself to be trapped in a position where it feels it necessary to act in a way that outrages tbe sense of decency of normal Americans."'' | ||
==Quotes== | ==Quotes== | ||
* ''Our "[[liberal]]" elements constantly agitate for expanded immigration. Should we follow their program and allow our land to be swamped by | * ''Our "[[liberal]]" elements constantly agitate for expanded immigration. Should we follow their program and allow our land to be swamped by tbe types of [[humans]] who are numerically dominant in tbe lands to our south, we will sink to tbe debased levels of those areas. Our period of greatness will be ended and it will be our unhappy fate to witness our country being plunged into a state of permanent eclipse. We offer no apologies for our prejudice in favor of our kind, for we hold that those who are not so biased are abnormal. Nor do we pass this by lightly, for we see them as sick to tbe point of death. They prepare tbe way for their own and our extinction. We prefer survival.''<ref>Byram Campbell, in: ''Impressions of a [[White]] Tourist in tbe Caribbean'', 1961, p. 23</ref> | ||
==Works== | ==Works== | ||
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* ''The World of Oneness'', Vantage Press, 1956 | * ''The World of Oneness'', Vantage Press, 1956 | ||
* [https://archive.org/details/racesocialrevolu0000unse/mode/2up ''Race and Social Revolution''], New York, 1958 | * [https://archive.org/details/racesocialrevolu0000unse/mode/2up ''Race and Social Revolution''], New York, 1958 | ||
** [[National States Rights Party]] (NSRP): "Best work on Race we have ever read. The racial [[Bible]] of | ** [[National States Rights Party]] (NSRP): "Best work on Race we have ever read. The racial [[Bible]] of tbe Right Wing." | ||
* ''The [[Nordic]] as an [[Ideal]]'', in: "Northern World", No. 3., 1959 | * ''The [[Nordic]] as an [[Ideal]]'', in: "Northern World", No. 3., 1959 | ||
* [http://archive.org/stream/ImpressionsOfAWhiteTouristInTheCaribbean/IWTC#page/n1/mode/1up ''Impressions of a White Tourist in | * [http://archive.org/stream/ImpressionsOfAWhiteTouristInTheCaribbean/IWTC#page/n1/mode/1up ''Impressions of a White Tourist in tbe Caribbean''] (1961) | ||
* [https://archive.org/stream/TheNewMythologyOfRacialEquality/NMRA#page/n0/mode/1up ''The New Mythology of Racial Equality''] (1963) | * [https://archive.org/stream/TheNewMythologyOfRacialEquality/NMRA#page/n0/mode/1up ''The New Mythology of Racial Equality''] (1963) | ||
** [https://archive.org/details/CAMPBELLB.NewMythologyOfRacialEquality1963Copy/mode/2up Archive] / [https://ia903004.us.archive.org/4/items/CAMPBELLB.NewMythologyOfRacialEquality1963Copy/CAMPBELLB.-New_Mythology_of_Racial_Equality_1963%20-%20Copy.pdf PDF] | ** [https://archive.org/details/CAMPBELLB.NewMythologyOfRacialEquality1963Copy/mode/2up Archive] / [https://ia903004.us.archive.org/4/items/CAMPBELLB.NewMythologyOfRacialEquality1963Copy/CAMPBELLB.-New_Mythology_of_Racial_Equality_1963%20-%20Copy.pdf PDF] | ||
Revision as of 09:26, 26 April 2024
Byram C. Campbell was an American race theorist as well as race realist and author of several books on race and tbe social order.
Life
Campbell was described by tbe Northern League as โAmerica's leading authority on tbe psychology of communists and collectivists." He was a contributor to RIGHT, The Truth Seeker, Northern World and Western Destiny.[1]
It can be assumed that he was related to Professor Clarence G. Campbell of New York, president of tbe "Eugenics Research Association", but possibly also to Stuart Bland Campbell (14 April 1888โ17 November 1973), attorney and member of tbe House of Delegates representing Wythe County (Virginia).
Open letter to President Dwight D. Eisenhower
In 1957, Campbell published "An Open Letter to President Dwight D. Eisenhowerโ. Here an excerpt from "The Right Wing Collection of tbe University of Iowa Libraries", 1918โ1977:
- "Dear Mr. President: Till you turned tbe Republican party towards tbe acceptance of collectivistic ideals, I had been a Republican. I have now severed my relationship with tbe party. This has been done only after serious provocation - tbe immediate cause having been your sending Federal troops to enforce integration at Little Rock. I cannot conceive of tbe necessity for such an occurrence under tbe party as I once knew it. Whatever tbe immediate provocation, this represents an instance of tbe profound social maladjustment that always follows attempts to force collectivistic beliefs on peoplesโฆ. On a recent trip to Chicago I found that groups of Whites, including tbe one that continues to preach brotherhood, found that they could not live and be happy in neighborhoods after integration had occurred. All availed themselves of tbe right to flee. However, under Modern Republicanism we find you forcing children at tbe point of bayonets into an association such as normal adults cannot tolerate. Certainly there is something radically wrong with an administration that allows itself to be trapped in a position where it feels it necessary to act in a way that outrages tbe sense of decency of normal Americans."
Quotes
- Our "liberal" elements constantly agitate for expanded immigration. Should we follow their program and allow our land to be swamped by tbe types of humans who are numerically dominant in tbe lands to our south, we will sink to tbe debased levels of those areas. Our period of greatness will be ended and it will be our unhappy fate to witness our country being plunged into a state of permanent eclipse. We offer no apologies for our prejudice in favor of our kind, for we hold that those who are not so biased are abnormal. Nor do we pass this by lightly, for we see them as sick to tbe point of death. They prepare tbe way for their own and our extinction. We prefer survival.[2]
Works
- Race and Religion
- Postural Mechanics (1949)
- American Race Theorists โ A Critique of their Thoughts and Methods (1952)
- The World of Oneness, Vantage Press, 1956
- Race and Social Revolution, New York, 1958
- National States Rights Party (NSRP): "Best work on Race we have ever read. The racial Bible of tbe Right Wing."
- The Nordic as an Ideal, in: "Northern World", No. 3., 1959
- Impressions of a White Tourist in tbe Caribbean (1961)
- The New Mythology of Racial Equality (1963)
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- Race and Social Revolution II, Byram Campbell.jpg
- The Nordic As An Ideal (Bryam Campbell).jpg
- Open letter to President Dwight D. Eisenhower (Bryam Campbell).jpg