Would you consider St Patrick's Day and Oktoberfest to be the closest things to "White/Caucasian pride" holidays?

Question

I ask this since I often encounter a lot of Caucasian-Americans who complain about how the US has no holiday or "appreciation" for them while they only have appreciations for African-Americans/Blacks(Black History Month), Hispanics/Latinos(Hispanic Heritage Month and Cinco De Mayo) and Asians/Pacific Islanders(Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month).

Answer 1

Lol dude just about every holiday in America are based on European or Europe American history and I have no problem with that columbus day,independence day(blacks were still slaved though)thanksgiving(white pilgrims),St Valentine,Christmas(white jesus & santa),Halloween etc

Answer 2

St. Pstrick's day is a celebration for irish people.

Oktoberfest is a German celebration of the marriage of King Ludwig of Bavaria.

Skin colour has nothing to do with either. Beer is the only common factor.

Answer 3

No Irish were used for hazardous and deadly jobs because slaves were expensive and there was always another Irishman for hire.



Making them representatives of white domination profanes their history.

Answer 4

They are not White pride holidays, they are Irish and Irish dispora and German and German dispora celebration days

Answer 5

What?