What was The White Commonwealth?

The White Commonwealth was a term used to describe the group of countries within the British Empire that were predominantly inhabited by people of European descent, particularly Anglo-Saxons. It included countries like Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa, which were often viewed as "white dominions" with self-governing powers. The concept emphasized racial and cultural homogeneity, reinforcing ideas of white supremacy during the colonial period. The term has since fallen out of favor due to its association with colonialism and racial discrimination.