Mayocide

A satirical term that mocks the white supremacist myth of “White Genocide” (aka, interracial relationships existing). Used primarily as a sarcastic response when fragile people cry about white people being the real victims of racism.

See Race-baiting.

A satirical term that mocks the white supremacist myth of “White Genocide” (aka, interracial relationships existing and immigration). Used primarily as a trolling response when white people cry about being victims of racism.

The mocking or sarcastic term given to the white supremacist conspiracy theory that Jews are orchestrating genocide on the white race by allowing legal abortion, mixed-race babies, interracial marriage, and non-white immigrants usually seeking asylum. In other words, non-white people (and some white people) exercising basic human rights are somehow causing a genocide. This conspiracy theory is also known as the Great Replacement and was heavily featured at the Charlottesville, VA Nazi rally in August 2017 titled "Unite the Right" that featured nazis and white supremacists marching with tiki torches shouting, "Jews will not replace us." This rally ended in the domestic terrorist attack that killed Heather Heyer.

Letting people have sex with whoever they want regardless of race or ethnicity. Especially if it's a white person in a romantic relationship with a person of color.

Not to be confused with white genocide, which is a conspiracy theory made up by white supremacists and propagated by pale loser boys online.

The weird, racist idea that white people reproducing with non-white people is bad, because it results in non-white kids.