I'm a mixed-race Black trad; I attend an independent chapel where maybe more than half of the parishioners are not White. There are a lot of non-White trads. For those who are in the Caribbean, Latin America, Asia, and Africa, the overwhelming majority of people are socially conservative and sympathetic to Catholic social teaching. They would actually prime conversion targets! Bishop Lefebvre had missions in West Africa and I have met West African trads who belong to those SSPX chapels. There is a poster on this forum who married a non-White women and one of their children has become a trad priest.
Curious: someone on the thread said "Blacks" should have "their own Churches". Are you suggesting that traditional chapels should begin to segregate? Why was this not the policy in the entire Catholic world? At my chapel there are Black, Latino, European, and Asian trads: how would we segregate my chapel? BTW, both of our priests are non-White, so I suppose we would have to get rid of them? Should Whites not receive communion from them, and avoid the confessional?
For other posters: I would not respond to this thread. I believe at least one of the posters is not well. I also suspect that White Supremacists who are not traditionalists join trad forum to disseminate propaganda. If that's the case, they would not care at all of it doesn't conform with Catholic doctrine and social teaching.
There's no need to be angry or debate with trads who are White Supremacists. They just need prayer and sound spiritual direction.
I would add: people like DonT are actually quite dangerous because they mix in so much truth.
You see, the truth itself is being denied these days. People are told "There are no difference between two men of two different races. Men and women are exactly the same." and it doesn't ring true.
And it's absolutely true that Whites are called "haters", "racist" and every other name
just for loving their own race. How am I a hater for
loving my own people? Get real!
Then someone comes along and speaks the truth, and it's very, very refreshing.
But unfortunately, if that truth-telling person also believes many errors, or is an agent provocateur, or a controlled opposition (think: Alex Jones) then it can be quite dangerous.
People come for the truth; they stay for the error.Remember: Martin Luther had a lot of truth to speak about too (the Church Crisis of his own day -- ignorant priests, priests living in concubinage, priests selling "tickets to heaven" because they didn't understand the proper teaching on indulgences, etc.) and THAT is what brought people in to Lutheranism.
They came for the truth; they stayed for the heresy.