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Category Archives: Diversity
How Labour turned London into a foreign city: Fewer than half the capital’s population are white British, gangsters from Somalia terrorise the suburbs and even the tramps are immigrants, reveals astonishing new book
Daily Mail: An Afghan and I once broke into a small house in Peckham. I had met him while researching a report on immigration for the Daily Mail. We were on a rescue mission. Inside the two-up, two-down property in … Continue reading
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Haaretz: There’s Nothing Progressive About Jews and Arabs Kissing
The average Arab IQ is about 80. The average Ashkenazi IQ is between 105-120. These groups have little in common. All groups that want to survive and thrive police their borders. I understand Jews and Arabs who have a visceral … Continue reading
Men Invade, Women Invite
From the Chateau: Masculinity is invasive, femininity is invitational. Funny how the most fundamental biomechanical sex differences play out similarly in the bedroom and on the geopolitical world stage. A comment from Steve Sailer’s: strutting military-age youths with smartphones, giving … Continue reading
The Hajnal Line Has Fallen
Comments at the Chateau: * The hajnal line has fallen. Our civilization is end. In the future when all the envy against us will be forgotten maybe some whites, if our kin last, will start to tell their sons the … Continue reading
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Integration & Cohesion Can’t Exist
REPORT: For years, policymakers have attempted to create communities where a diverse group of residents not only live close to one other but also interact freely – in other words, neighborhoods that are both integrated and socially cohesive. But that … Continue reading
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Diversity + Proximity = War: The Reference List
From the Chateau: Courtesy of reader chris, a large (and growing) reference list of studies finding strong and accumulating evidence for the Chateau Heartiste maxim that Diversity™ + Proximity = War by Various Means. Feel free to link to this … Continue reading
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Harvard Business Review: Diversity Policies Don’t Help Women or Minorities, and They Make White Men Feel Threatened
Comments on Reddit about this HBR article: * Diversity programs and Diversity teams do not exist to solve an actual or perceived problem but rather exist to cover the companies ass to make it look like the company is doing … Continue reading
The Intellectual Costs of Diversity
Robert Weisberg writes: The quest for campus diversity seems to be everywhere–the website thedemands.org currently lists 75 schools where students are clamoring for diversity. Barbara Wilson, the interim Chancellor of the University of Illinois even called diversity central to the … Continue reading
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The Case For Discrimination
Comments to Steve Sailer: * The word “discrimination” is a fight word. Make any distinction between two things today, however innocuous, and it seems someone will accuse you of discrimination. But I’m at loose ends. I was taught that “discrimination” … Continue reading
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The Stereotype Threat
Comments to Steve Sailer: * Bill Cosby demonstrated that the ‘stereotype’ of the black rapist was more valid than the ‘role model’ of Dr. Huxtable. * Larry Bird has described his bout with stereotype threat when he arrived at pro … Continue reading