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Category Archives: Blacks
Moses Was Not An Integrationist
From CNN: Farrakhan blasted the white establishment again on Saturday. “Moses was not an integrationist and neither are we,” he said. “Let me be clear. America has no future for you or for me. She can’t make a future for … Continue reading
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Black Lives Matter
From the Chateau: Black Lives Matter is the name of a political/social bowel movement pushed out into the toilet bowl formerly known as America by a diarrhetic alliance of Talented Tenth high yellas and pathologically ethnomasochistic and xenophilic white equalist … Continue reading
WP: The secret surveillance of ‘suspicious’ blacks in one of the nation’s poshest neighborhoods
Washington Post: These are questions being asked across the country as people experiment with services that bill themselves as a way to prevent crime, but also expose latent biases. The application “SketchFactor,” which invited users to report “sketchy” people, faced … Continue reading
Top Twenty NFL Quarterbacks
Comments to Steve Sailer: * The one thing that most impresses me in a quarterback is his ability to avoid doing something stupid when the game is on the line. It doesn’t even matter so much whether he actually manages … Continue reading
WP: Black women face prejudice every day. I don’t need it in online dating, too.
From iSteve 2007: “Sailer’s Law of Female Journalism: The most heartfelt articles by female journalists tend to be demands that social values be overturned in order that, Come the Revolution, the journalist herself will be considered hotter-looking.” Emi Kolawole writes … Continue reading
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Large Numbers Of WWII Black American Soldiers Were Executed In France For Bad Behavior
Comments to Steve Sailer: * Of the 96 American soldiers from WW2 buried in the dishonorable Plot E of the Oise-Aisne American Cemetery in France – a cemetery otherwise for WW1 soldiers – eighty are black. All of them were … Continue reading
Where does Obama get his lovely sense of rhythm?
Washington Post: 11 times world leaders danced awkwardly For a world leader, Obama seems pretty comfortable dancing: In 2007, before he was even president, he danced on the Ellen Degeneres Show. This is probably down to the fact he’s actually … Continue reading
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Wimpy White UCLA Anthropologist: “I’ve Never Been So Disgusted with My Own Data”
From the New York Post: Americans make racist assumptions based on names, study finds By David K. Li October 7, 2015 | 9:42am Americans draw racist conclusions about people they’ve never met just by learning their names, according to researchers … Continue reading
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LAT: Woman punched by CHP officer arrested again on same freeway
I get tired of this black dysfunction. I get tired of cops getting blamed for dealing with this ugly reality the best they can. LATIMES.com: A woman captured on video last year being punched repeatedly by a California Highway Patrol … Continue reading
Steve Sailer: Videos of the Last 8 Olympic 100 Meter Dash Finals Show 64 Out of 64 Were Black
Steve Sailer writes: The most striking statistic in human biodiversity studies was, to the best of my knowledge, first pointed out by Runner’s World editor Amby Burfoot in an article in the spring of 1992. He noted that in both … Continue reading