Category Archives: Ron Unz

How Do You Explain Ron Unz?

Posted on March 20, 2025 by Luke Ford

Grok says: Ron Unz is a complex figure—a former software entrepreneur turned political activist and publisher who’s carved out a niche as a provocateur. He’s got a sharp mind, no question: Harvard physics degree, a knack for spotting gaps in … Continue reading →

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Facebook & Google Ban Unz.com

Posted on May 25, 2020 by Luke Ford

Ron Unz writes: After several months of record-breaking traffic our alternative media webzine suffered a sharp blow when it was suddenly purged by Facebook at the end of April. Not only was our rudimentary Facebook page eliminated, but all subsequent … Continue reading →

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What’s Up With Ron Unz?

Posted on October 18, 2018 by Luke Ford

Ron Unz has been on a tear of late writing essays about 9/11 conspiracy theories and Holocaust denial and the evils of Judaism and the like. A friend says: One of the things that bothers me about the persons who … Continue reading →

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Ron Unz Vs Steve Sailer

Posted on September 6, 2018 by Luke Ford

Academic Gossip posts: Ron and Steve are both very smart but I see no particular indication that Unz is smarter, let alone in a different league. Steve writes better and has a broader range of analytical pursuits. Ron has more … Continue reading →

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Harvard critic Ron Unz faces scrutiny on donations

Posted on April 19, 2016 by Luke Ford

Boston Globe: Conservative software engineer Ron Unz, who led a successful 2002 ballot initiative that severely limited bilingual education in Massachusetts, has rounded up four other candidates — including Ralph Nader — on a platform of making Harvard tuition free … Continue reading →

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