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Category Archives: Race
Where can marginalized losers get self-esteem?
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Is Your Penis Racist? The Answer May Shock You. (2-22-21)
Steve Sailer asks if love is colorblind. 00:00 Your swiping is racist, https://nypost.com/2021/02/19/heres-why-racism-is-rampant-on-dating-apps/ 15:00 Anna Khachiyan, Ep. #017 of The Portal (with Eric Weinstein) – Reconstructing The Mystical Feminine, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gs8NGrWs3mc 43:20 The Homosexuals (CBS Reports 1967 episode), https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWNEdoXo0Yg 51:30 What … Continue reading
Black Economist Glen Loury On Race Relations
From City Journal: * I happen to be suspicious about the assertion of authority based upon personal identity, such as being black. Let’s take this example. Were the actions we’ve all seen of the police officer in Minneapolis, Derek Chauvin, … Continue reading
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The Things They Say behind Your Back: Stereotypes and the Myths Behind Them
The Washington Post published in 1982: In the section on blacks, Helmreich writes, “No group in American society has suffered as much from discrimination as Afro-Americans. The fact is reflected in the paucity of positive stereotypes about them.” In that … Continue reading
Pricing Beauty: The Making of a Fashion Model
Ashley Mears writes in this 2011 book: * They are now so unrepresentative of the everyday woman that they are considered offensive. They are far too young and slender, wearing a size zero and having dangerously low body mass indexes … Continue reading
Racial Revenge
From comments to Steve Sailer: * If you recall the Brock Turner case, he was forcibly held against his will by two Swedes on bicycles. He was in the process of digitally penetrating a woman who at some point had … Continue reading
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NYT: The Racist History Behind Facial Recognition
From comments at Steve Sailer: * Criminal face has three big factors: high-T features, poor symmetry and other signs of genetic load (like narrow eyes), and fetal alcohol complex. The Chinese did a large study based on national ID photos … Continue reading
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The word racism and its definition changed in the 1930’s from earlier definitions
Joe emails: Even Wikipedia states this clearly. An entry in the Oxford English Dictionary (2008) simply defines racialism as “[a]n earlier term than racism, but now largely superseded by it”, and cites it in a 1902 quote.[12] The revised Oxford … Continue reading
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LAT: Yesterday once more: The feel-good sadness of a Carpenters fan convention
From the Los Angeles Times: Downey, about 13 miles south of Los Angeles, officially became a city in 1956. By then a growing aerospace industry had established it as a free-standing suburban enclave. Downey scored big in the pop-culture sweepstakes: … Continue reading
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What Is Racism?
00:00 Kyle on Amy Harmon vs Greg Cochran 20:00 Steve Sailer vs Amy Harmon 55:00 Do Jews want to be president? 58:00 KMG asks what is racism? 1:10:00 Labor MP David Lammy blasts ‘uneducated’ Stacey Dooley 1:19:00 Whites need a … Continue reading
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