LOL. You can't create a "White religion" anymore than you can create "White mathematics" or "White physics". Religion is religion, just as mathematics is mathematics and physics is physics. It doesn't matter if a mathematician or physicist is European or Indian or Chinese or African; either their ideas/claims are correct or they aren't, and their race or background has no bearing on the correctness of their ideas/claims. You could argue that certain races or sociobiological groups are better at producing mathematical geniuses compared to others, but that doesn't mean mathematics itself is subjective in any way. Likewise, theological claims are either correct or they aren't, and the racial background of great prophets or theologians has no bearing on the correctness or truth value of their claims.

By using terms like "White religion", you are admitting that your view of religion is essentially the same as that of a post-modernist. In this impoverished view, religions are not a reservoir of higher, objective metaphysical truth, but instead are purely subjective man-made creations whose only value (if they have any at all) lies in justifying or facilitating worldly goals.