Category Archives: Blacks

NYT: Where Are Black Children Safe?

Posted on October 30, 2015 by Luke Ford

Comments at NYTimes.com: * They are safest living in communities where there are very few other black youth. * Where are black children’s manners? This young woman was disobeying her teacher and then refusing to cooperate with a police officer … Continue reading →

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Hard Work Is Racist

Posted on October 29, 2015 by Luke Ford

Melissa Harris-Perry: Be ‘super careful’ about saying ‘hard worker’ because it demeans slaves Published on Oct 26, 2015 An MSNBC host and professional Social Justice Warrior tells a panelist to be “super careful” about using the term “hard worker” because … Continue reading →

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A West Coast Reader Has An Explanation For The Black-White “Sleep Gap”—Differential Noise Levels

Posted on October 29, 2015 by Luke Ford

VDARE: Re: Steve Sailer’s post Racism Never Sleeps: “The Black-White Sleep Gap: An Unexpected Challenge in the Quest for Racial Justice” From: A West Coast Reader [Email her] I slept eleven hours last night, at home, because I was up … Continue reading →

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The Brilliance Of Obama’s 2008 Race Speech

Posted on October 29, 2015 by Luke Ford

Charles Murray writes for NRO’s The Corner in 2008: “I read the various posts here on “The Corner,” mostly pretty ho-hum or critical about Obama’s speech. Then I figured I’d better read the text (I tried to find a video … Continue reading →

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Towards An Honest Discussion About Race

Posted on October 29, 2015 by Luke Ford

Steve Sailer writes: I have found that, in the African-American oral tradition, if the words are enunciated eloquently enough, no one examines the meaning for definitive truth. —Biracial novelist Mat Johnson, Loving Day, 2015 America’s foremost public intellectual, Ta-Nehisi Coates, … Continue reading →

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