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Category Archives: Asians
Rash Of Suicides At Palo Alto High School
Comments to Steve Sailer: * The cruelty of life in the meritocratic upper class. The tragedy of the meritocracy is that the children of smart parents are inevitably likely to be dumber than their parents. If meritocratic upper class culture … Continue reading
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Creating Safe Spaces On Campus
Published on Nov 12, 2015: Students at Claremont McKenna College in California who are demanding a racially segregated “safe space” for “marginalized identities,” silenced and embarrassed an Asian woman when she described how she had been racially harassed by an … Continue reading
Genes & Culture
Comments to Steve Sailer: * Since you are convinced this is genetic, you are missing the elephant in the room about Asians who have been in America for a long time which is that they tend to assimilate. I’ve yet … Continue reading
New Yorker: Five Centuries of White Racism Against Asian Americans
Comments to Steve Sailer: * According to Pew Research, as of 2010 every single Asian-American subgroup (Koreans, Filipinos, Vietnamese, etc.) has a higher median household income than whites. * It does seem to me that historically, Asians have faced far … Continue reading
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WP: Asian Americans speak out against a decades-old ‘model minority’ myth
Yanan Wang writes in the Washington Post: A column published over a week ago in the New York Times began with what the writer calls “an awkward question”: “Why are Asian Americans so successful in America?” Nicholas Kristof is no … Continue reading
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Asians Are Bright But Not Curious
Dr. James Thompson writes: The IQ view of the world is that the citizens of China, Japan and Korea are brighter than citizens of Europe and the other European derived countries that comprise The West. Not only do Orientals, or … Continue reading
The Average Asian Aging Process
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Orange is the New Black Season Three
S3E6, the hot Asian chick says: “You know what sucks? Belonging to a race that does not commit enough low-value crimes to be relevant in a place like this. Where is my big Asian prison family?”
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Fury Road Down Under
Steve Sailer writes: Because the limited number of Australians have an entire continent to themselves, the Lucky Country is the best place in the world to be an average bloke. (Miller himself is from a more bourgeois background, one similar … Continue reading
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Whites die sooner than Asians. How many votes has this cost Republicans?
Washington Post: Blacks die sooner than whites. How many votes has this cost Democrats? Research has shown that blacks are not dying in excess because of differences in genetic endowment or health behavior. Instead, health disparities reflect racial and class … Continue reading