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Category Archives: Crime
KAY S. HYMOWITZ: Did Mass Incarceration Destroy the Black Family?
From City Journal: However, if the War on Drugs played any role in shaping the contemporary black family, it’s almost impossible to decipher from the data. Despite Nixon’s early 1970s call to arms, the War on Drugs didn’t lead to … Continue reading
NYT: “Justice Dept. to Put Focus on White-Collar Criminals”
Steve Sailer writes: “For new Attorney General Loretta Lynch to focus on white-collar criminals would be a big change from former Attorney General Eric Holder’s obsession with white non-criminals like Darren Wilson and non-white non-criminals like George Zimmerman.” Comments: * … Continue reading
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No Evidence of Racial Discrimination in Criminal Justice Processing
Abstract: One of the most consistent findings in the criminological literature is that African American males are arrested, convicted, and incarcerated at rates that far exceed those of any other racial or ethnic group. This racial disparity is frequently interpreted … Continue reading
The Racial Reality of Policing
A former New York City police detective writes for the WSJ: I don’t understand how a movement called “Black Lives Matter” can ignore the leading cause of death among young black men in the U.S., which is homicide by their … Continue reading
Steve Sailer: What Do Milwaukee, St. Louis, Baltimore, Washington, and New Orleans Have in Common?
Steve Sailer comments on the New York Times article: What do these five cities with fast growing homicide rates in 2015 v. 2014 have in common: Milwaukee, New Orleans, Baltimore, Washington, and St. Louis? They are all cities where the … Continue reading
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Youtube Bans Colin Flaherty
From WND: The site, which recently suspended WND’s YouTube channel for featuring Mike Huckabee’s comments on transsexuals, now has suspended the channel of an investigative reporter for showing videos that featured black on white crime. Colin Flaherty, author of “White … Continue reading
The value of Colin Flaherty
Ben Cohen writes: Reform is an ambiguous word, open to interpretation. Groups that support amnesty for illegal aliens and groups opposed to amnesty for illegal aliens both claim to support reform; one man’s reform is another man’s folly. This September, … Continue reading
Confessions Of A Public Defender II
Chateau Heartiste: …the buzzy AmRen article titled “Confessions of a Public Defender” is a harrowing read, and provokes some illicit thought about where we are heading demographically. The impression one gets from this titillating exposure to the minds and values … Continue reading
How Do Police Subdue Nasty Strong Men?
Comments to Steve Sailer: * As I recall, Rodney King was Tasered twice, but still rushed one of the LAPD officers, which led to the baton strikes. He was lucky he was not shot multiple times. The problem with less-lethal … Continue reading