What it means to be White in America

Identity, not supremacism: to affirm ones people is to affirm all peoples. To be White in America is to hold a name carved by wind and migration, shaped by soil and scripture, encoded in lullabies sung across centuries. This identity carries bodies across oceans, dreams across generations. It lives in cathedrals turned into cornfields, in the hush of forest chapels where ancestors still speak in the rustling of leaves. The word "White" becomes a vessel when other names dissolve into static, when