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Category Archives: Race
The Human Biodiversity Synthesis
Anthropologist Peter Frost writes: A synthesis has been forming in the field of human biodiversity. It may be summarized as follows: 1. Human evolution did not end in the Pleistocene or even slow down. In fact, it speeded up with … Continue reading
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Nazism As A Reaction To Anti-Racism
Anthropologist Peter Frost writes: [Frans] Boas didn’t really change his mind on race until the 1930s. The cause is not hard to pinpoint. When he died in 1942, an obituary mentioned his alarm over the threat of Nazism: Dr. Boas, … Continue reading
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Los Angelenos Vote By Race
I think LA is the most racially diverse big city in America. The more racial division, the more people vote according to race. The more racial division, the less social capital. Growing up a WASP, I noticed that WASPs would … Continue reading
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Racists Getting Fired
Blog post: Finally! A way to battle all those nameless, faceless hatemongers of the Internet . . . Finally, people are having to face some real consequences for their hateful and harmful behavior. This is the moment of comeuppance, and … Continue reading
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The Accidental Gawker
Gavin McInnes writes: Whenever I see liberals salivating over some black guy I’ve never heard of, my first instinct is always suspicion. Call it “Obama Trauma.” When they described Neil deGrasse Tyson like he was the second coming of Christ, … Continue reading
Publishers Not Thrilled With Comments From Race Realists
From Digiday: Traffic from Drudge can be a double-edged sword. Commonly heard gripes from publishing executives is it comes in the form of spikes that are hard to foresee, so unlike Google and Facebook, it’s hard to optimize to. The … Continue reading
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Fast & Furious 7
Steve Sailer writes: The increasingly popular Fast & Furious movies are of interest because they say a lot about the multicultural America of the future, which will be, evidently, sentimental, expensive, cliched, and low-brow. The dialogue, which appears to be … Continue reading
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Let’s Talk About Race
Robert Weissberg writes: Good news: Starbucks customers need not worry that some barista will try to engage you in an honest discussion about American race relations. The whole idea was laughed off the stage and rightly so. One comic suggested … Continue reading
Racist Comments Unmake Yahoo
Chris Lehman, Yahoo’s former news director, writes: Second, by far the most vocal Yahoo commenters were the most dogmatically racist; we’d joke grimly that a Yahoo commenter certificate had to be a complimentary gift to every newly enrolled member of … Continue reading
Gendered Racial Exclusion by White Internet Daters
From a 2008 Princeton paper, highlighted by Chateau Heartiste blog: Among white women, one of the most striking findings is that white women who describe themselves as slim, slender, athletic, fit or average are nearly seven times as likely to … Continue reading