Matt Walsh

On Monday, we established that everything you've been told about the civil rights movement was a lie.

Beginning in the 1960s and continuing to this day, self-described champions of civil rights have relied on propaganda campaigns and violent riots to achieve their objectives, which have nothing to do with racial equality and everything to do with anti-white race hatred, which was openly encouraged by the Soviets for the express purpose of dividing America and destroying us from within.

As Democrats from Virginia to California recast all of their current political battles as civil rights struggles, it's never been more important to understand their actual motivations.

And to do that,

You need to understand the history that they're lying about, which is why we launched part one of the real history of the civil rights yesterday on The Daily Wire.

Now, at the same time, there's a reason that we released a separate but very much related documentary on the Civil War a month ago.

The truth is that if you want to understand the era of mass deception and racial hysteria that's been ongoing for decades in this country,

You can't view the civil rights era in isolation.

You have to go back much further than the 1960s.

And specifically, you have to understand that everything you've been taught about the Civil War is a lie as well.

You have to understand why exactly the Civil War began, because no school in the entire country will tell you the actual reason.

And to come to this understanding, you have to put yourself in the position of a white American Southerner in the late 1850s.

which is something that you're never supposed to do because you're supposed to believe that all white American Southerners in the 1850s were cartoon villains, but they weren't.

They were human beings.

They were regular people.

Now, let's run this thought experiment for a second using actual numbers from U.S.

census data.

Let's assume you're a normal guy, and just like 94% of the white population of the South, you don't own any slaves.

I'll say that again.

You were just like the 5.1 million other white people in the South, 94%, who did not own a single slave.