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Category Archives: Diversity
The Librarian Of Hate
He describes himself on Twitter: “#hatefacts about race, religion, IQ, #HumanBiodiversity, and more.” Some of his latest tweets, which all link to academic studies: * Colonialism was the West’s gift to the world. * As many as 50% of rural … Continue reading
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Everybody’s Racist
Comments to Steve Sailer: * There’s a translation of what he actually said used to describe racial differences: In Africa the so-called small r strategy prevails, which aims for as high a growth rate as possible. There the so-called dissemination … Continue reading
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Education and HBD in the NY Times
Lion of the Blogosphere: 1. In a high school in Greenville, South Carolina, the percent of students graduating from high school is rising. But it turns out, their performance on standardized tests is simultaneously falling. “Only one in 10 Berea … Continue reading
REVIEW: The Ten Commandments: Still the Best Moral Code
I’m reading this 2015 book by Dennis Prager. On page XIII, he writes: “If people lived by these Commandments, little else would be needed to make a world in which armies spent their time playing football; police would rarely be … Continue reading
Posted in Dennis Prager, Diversity, Race
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Conservative Principles & The Iraq Invasion Of 2003
Comments to Steve Sailer: * Not that I was aware of Ross Douthat back in 2002-03, but I recall reading later, around the time he was named as the NYTimes’ youngest columnist in history, that he was not only a … Continue reading
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LAT: Just before Christmas, Black Lives Matter protests roil cities across the U.S.
Do minorities wreaking havoc ever consider that one day the silent majority will wake up and decide not to put up with this nonsense anymore? Los Angeles Times: Demonstrators protesting police shootings of black men confronted last-minute holiday shoppers and … Continue reading
In 2015, The Dark Forces Of The Internet Became A Counterculture
Joseph Bernstein writes: Trump performs for the Chanterculture a very similar function to the one he does for his political supporters: giving loud public voice to culturally unsafe (racist, xenophobic, hateful, choose your adjective) sentiments. He serves less as a … Continue reading
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When Specificity Makes A Comeback
Comment: AP Poll: Islamic State conflict voted top news story of 2015 4: MASS SHOOTINGS: Throughout the year, mass shootings brought grief to communities across the U.S. and deepened frustration over the failure to curtail them. There were 14 victims … Continue reading
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WP: Hate Groups Embrace Trump
I got this in my email this morning: The picture links here. Are groups such as the NAACP that fight for the interests of blacks hate groups? Are groups such as La Raza (The Race) that fight for the interests … Continue reading
The Destruction Of Minnesota
Comment: The city of St. Paul, Minnesota, has announced that it now offers snow emergency parking instructions in the following languages: Hmong/Hmoob Somali/Soomaali Spanish/Espanol Khmer Vietnamese Lao/Laothian Karen/Ka Nyaw English
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