Category Archives: Charles Murray

Donald Trump Causes Charles Murray To Change His Mind On Low-Skill Immigration

AEI: But there are certainly going to be politicians, even if Trump should lose badly, who present a cleaned up version of the Trump agenda and say “I can sell that.” So you’re going to have a populist, Trump-like candidate, … Continue reading

Posted in Charles Murray, Immigration | Comments Off on Donald Trump Causes Charles Murray To Change His Mind On Low-Skill Immigration

Skirting Around The Impact Of IQ

Comments on Charles Murray’s recent Wall Street Journal op-ed: * In writing for the WSJ, Murray must skirt around ‘IQ’, which is a major contributing factor for the decline of the ‘middle’. Murray knows this, too – he wrote a … Continue reading

Posted in America, Charles Murray, Donald Trump | Comments Off on Skirting Around The Impact Of IQ

Charles Murray’s “Human Accomplishment” Database Is Now Online

Comments to Steve Sailer: * Much like this year’s Oscars, blacks have (almost entirely) boycotted Murray’s data set: only 5 entries out of 4000. * Beethoven being tied with Mozart, and Bach a close third, does sound about right, but … Continue reading

Posted in Charles Murray | Comments Off on Charles Murray’s “Human Accomplishment” Database Is Now Online

The Bell Curve: Intelligence and Class Structure in American Life (1994)

Robert Stacy McCain writes: Charles Murray (@charlesmurray on Twitter) co-authored with the late Richard Herrnstein one of the most controversial books of the 20th century, The Bell Curve: Intelligence and Class Structure in American Life (1994). When it was first … Continue reading

Posted in Charles Murray | Comments Off on The Bell Curve: Intelligence and Class Structure in American Life (1994)

‘The Bell Curve’ 20 years later: A Q&A with Charles Murray

James Pethokoukis writes for AEI: October marks the 20th anniversary of “The Bell Curve: Intelligence and Class Structure in American Life,” the extraordinarily influential and controversial book by AEI scholar Charles Murray and Richard Herrnstein. Here, Murray answers a few … Continue reading

Posted in Charles Murray, IQ | Comments Off on ‘The Bell Curve’ 20 years later: A Q&A with Charles Murray