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Category Archives: Race
Noise In Los Angeles Neighborhoods Correlates Strongly With Race
According to Howloud.net, 90035 is relatively quiet: Soundscore™: 72 Light Vehicle noise: Light Airport noise: Quiet No airport within 6 mi. Local Commercial Noise: Heavy Local noise sources: BEST & FAST AUTOMOTIVE SHELL LIVONIA GLATT MARKET Noise in Los Angeles … Continue reading
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The Atlantic: Most States Elect No Black Prosecutors
Report: The overwhelming dominance of white men among district attorneys could have huge effects on charging, enforcement, and plea bargains. It’s no mistake that the most enduring fictional prosecutors are white guys—whether they’re dignified older men like Jack McCoy or … Continue reading
The Best Team Money Can Buy: The Los Angeles Dodgers’ Wild Struggle to Build a Baseball Powerhouse
Link: * “A devout Christian, [Clayton] Kershaw believed that his wealth could best be used to help others in need. His faith had taught him that he needed only enough money to ensure his family never had to worry. The … Continue reading
Is It Wrong To Hate A Group?
I don’t believe in any such sin as prejudice, bigotry, racism, anti-Semitism, though frequently that hatred can be maladaptive because a more open attitude to out-groups is more in your best interest. In some circumstances, openness to strangers is to … Continue reading
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Study Says Empathy Varies By Race
Wow: “The ADRA2b deletion variant appears in varying degrees across different ethnicities. Although roughly 50 per cent of the Caucasian population studied by these researchers in Canada carry the genetic variation, it has been found to be prevalent in other … Continue reading
Fleeing Diversity While Denouncing Racism
Comments to Steve Sailer: * Those who flee the wonders of Diversity seem to overcompensate for their guilt by becoming shrill denouncers of racism. This is particularly true in Woodstock, NY, where I live. For decades, hipsters have fled to … Continue reading
Whites are 63% of America’s population but 81% of its workforce and they dominate high IQ jobs
I’m shocked at these statistics. I would have thought blacks and hispanics would dominate America’s high IQ jobs. Different average IQ levels for different groups would account for most of the differences. REPORT: Data from the U.S. Census supports this … Continue reading
The Sopranos As Race Realism
I’m rewatching The Sopranos. I detect nothing PC in it. It seems race realist. I don’t detect any liberal Jewish propaganda. I don’t see any white bashing. What am I missing? A Jewish friend replies: “You are missing nothing. It … Continue reading
Can Orangutans Exist With Humans?
A fair question is if various types of humans can live with each other in peace. Report: The struggle between the various players is nuanced and complex, and, for outsiders, often difficult to understand. To local farmers and other people … Continue reading
Results Correlate With Average Race IQ
Different groups have different gifts, including different cognitive abilities. The New York Times does not allow for comments on this article. They might upset the narrative. New York Times: On a common licensing exam called Praxis Core, a new test … Continue reading