In my opinion, it is too late to "resist."
1. Americans (many of them reluctantly) agreed to the changes of the 1960s.
2. The result was migration to the suburbs by many Caucasians, and the appearance of violent crime in areas (such as downtown) that were previously safe.
3. Caucasians are simply not having enough children while Hispanic people continue to have many children, and African Americans continue to have children, too.
4. All of our largest cities are now predominately people of color. The voters are electing mayors, district attorneys, etc. of color. A few liberal Caucasians are also voting for them.
5. Instead of "resisting," it would be more realistic to be "adjusting."
a. By 2050, demographers tell us Caucasians will no longer be the majority ethnicity. They will, however, remain the largest single group for a while.
b. Therefore, Caucasians will have time to adjust to the new realities.
i. In the coming decades, for example, probably all presidents will be people of color. Maybe a token Caucasian will be chosen for vice president.
6. Some years back, some activists of color used to say something like: "If you Caucasians do not like these population changes, then get out. Leave this country."
a. In my opinion, some Americans WILL be leaving this country in the next century, and maybe there will even be some peaceful division of this country where Caucasians will be allowed to live in their own safe zone.
i. And do not forget: Many Caucasian liberals say that there is no need for Caucasians to panic. They reassure us that life will be better for everyone in a truly multi-racial society.