A New Whites-Only Settlement Is Making
National Headlines — Here’s Why
Posted By: Attila DiMedici, 7/26/2025 11:06:55 PM
Here’s a controversial one for you. A far-right group called Return to the Land (RTTL) has built a whites-only community in northeastern Arkansas and is planning to expand this concept to Missouri. RTTL characterizes itself as a “private membership association, (PMA)” according to The Independent. The objective is to build a refuge for folks with “traditional views and European ancestry.” (SKIP) The group bans nonwhites, LGBTQ people, and non-Christians from living in its community.
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Here’s a controversial one for you. A far-right group called Return to the Land (RTTL) has built a whites-only community in northeastern Arkansas and is planning to expand this concept to Missouri.
RTTL characterizes itself as a “private membership association, (PMA)” according to The Independent. The objective is to build a refuge for folks with “traditional views and European ancestry.”
(SKIP)
The group bans nonwhites, LGBTQ people, and non-Christians from living in its community.
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Unfortunately, no one who wants to live there is eligible to live there. You cannot be a Christian and choose where you live so that you do not live with non-Christians. Jesus told us to go and make disciples of all the world. Those who choose to live in this place are not following Jesus.