Category Archives: Race

NYP: Obama collecting personal data for a secret race database

Paul Sperry writes: A key part of President Obama’s legacy will be the fed’s unprecedented collection of sensitive data on Americans by race. The government is prying into our most personal information at the most local levels, all for the … Continue reading

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Brain shape differs by race say scientists

REPORT: “For example, as the proportion of the African component increases, the temporal surfaces move posteriorly and inward. The proportion of the European component is associated with protrusion of the occipital and frontal surfaces. Increases in the proportion of the … Continue reading

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Commenters Not Buying WP Analysis On Race & Housing

Some of the choice comments: * Everyone prefers to be around folks similar to themselves, it is just human nature. If people would just respect their neighbor and his or her stuff, this would NOT even be an issue… * … Continue reading

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Atticus Finch (To Kill A Mockingbird) Turns Out To Be A Racist

Commments to Steve Sailer: * Eh, call me unsurprised. I consider myself a close reader of TKAM, re-reading it every few years from age 12 to 48. It’s one of my favorite novels, and reading it is like visiting old … Continue reading

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LAT: As Latino population surges, gaps in income and education may shrink

Yes, and the goyim might catch up to the Jews in these categories, and yet they never do on average. Los Angeles Times: “Overall, Latinos have lower incomes, education and job skills than the average white Californian.” Yes, just as … Continue reading

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