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Category Archives: Jared Taylor
Police, Prisons & The Color Of Crime
From the 2005 book, The Color of Crime: America’s changing racial and ethnic makeup has played a role in the rise in incarceration. The number of Hispanic and non-citizen prisoners is rising faster than the overall prison population. In 2003, … Continue reading
American White Separatist Finds Shared Values with Israel
David Sheen writes: In an interview I conducted in March 2014 at his home near Washington, D.C., Jared Taylor, a prominent proponent of a White United States of America, stressed this point: “American president after president… talks about the importance … Continue reading
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Did The Media Murder Two Police Officers?
Jared Taylor writes: Criminal reporting and rabid politicians fuel anti-white hysteria. Yesterday afternoon, a 28-year-old black thug named Ismaaiyl Brinsley shot two police officers to death in the Bedford-Stuyvesant area of Brooklyn. In Internet postings earlier that day, he said … Continue reading
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Why Does American Choose Sides In The Middle East?
Jared Taylor wrote soon after 9/11: On September 11, President George W. Bush explained to us on national television that “America was targeted for attack because we’re the brightest beacon for freedom and opportunity in the world.” Two days later, … Continue reading
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The Birth Of American Renaissance
Evelyn Rich emails me April 11, 2016: Your information about me, my education and my personal relationships is all wrong. I did not graduate from Boston College. I do not have a doctorate in history. I did not “couple” with … Continue reading
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Jared Taylor & The Jews
Here is Evelyn Rich’s story in her own words. She has a PhD from Boston University in Sociology and African-American Studies (with her dissertation on the ideology of the modern KKK). A summary from Occidental Dissent: Jared Taylor is a … Continue reading
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The Japanese Connection To White Nationalism
Two of America’s leading white nationalists — Jared Taylor and William Daniel Johnson — are fluent in Japanese, have lived in Japan, and do business with the Japanese. Other white people I know who are conversant in Japanese are also … Continue reading
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American Renaissance’s First Podcast – A Police Officer’s Perspective On Ferguson
Comment: This interview is fascinating and revealing on so many levels. One “small” thing that stands out—and this is a compliment to Mr. Taylor—is the man’s humility. By that I mean he admits that he himself doesn’t particularly care to … Continue reading
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NYT: A Rabbi’s Decision to Step Down Touches on Questions of Jewish Identity
Notice in this story that pondering what it means to be Jewish and organizing Jews and promoting Jewish interests is a wonderful thing, but if whites were to do this, they would not get such respectful treatment from the MSM. … Continue reading
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Jews, Palestinians & Group Conflict
Many of the Jews who moved to Israel in the 19th and 20th Century had a kindly view of the Palestinians. They saw no reason why the two groups should not prosper together. They did not see the land of … Continue reading
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