There was a time when things seemed much better, back when white men weren’t viewed as the culprits of every societal ill. They were leaders, innovators, and the founding fathers of a nation, yet today, it seems they’ve been pushed aside. It’s worth pointing out that without the contributions of white men, much of what we take for granted in the modern world simply wouldn’t exist. From the marvels of planes and space travel to the everyday conveniences of telephones and computers, the list of inventions and progress is extensive and undeniable.

In a society where everyone else is encouraged to take pride in their heritage, why is it that white men are often denied that same privilege? It’s not just about acknowledging history; it’s about recognizing the worthwhile contributions to civilization. There’s a certain irony in celebrating every group’s achievements except for one that’s played a significant role in shaping the very world we live in.

Yet, instead of gratitude, what white men encounter is a campaign of criticism and exclusion. It isn’t simply about denying their past accomplishments; it verges on twisting those achievements into something to be scorned or apologized for. One would think that a society that prides itself on fairness and inclusivity would extend that courtesy to everyone, without exception. But in the real world, equality seems to be a selective concept.

Nowadays, the narrative seems skewed, as if rewriting history to downplay contributions is the way ahead. This doesn’t serve to right any wrongs but instead fuels division and resentment. Rather than building a future on merit and shared achievements, the dialogue often leans towards blame and exclusion, which seems counterproductive to progress.

If anything, a balanced view of history should appreciate all contributions and allow pride in heritage for everyone, including white men. A society that’s ahead of the curve would recognize that contributions to civilization come from all corners, without diminishing one to elevate another. It’s past time to rethink the narrative and aim for a truly level playing field.