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Category Archives: Race
New Test Detects Race and Gender With a Single Hair
News: Look out criminals. The crime-busting tools of science fiction are becoming a reality. A new forensic test can detect the ethnicity and gender of someone using nothing but a single hair, and in less than two minutes no less, … Continue reading
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Girl, 16, took own life after fearing she’d be called a racist after picture of her with darkened skin was shared online
Daily Mail: A teenage girl took her own life after fearing she would be called racist after a photo of her with darkened skin and a headscarf was shared online. Phoebe Connop, 16, from Halesowen in the West Midlands, had … Continue reading
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Human Biodiversity: the Pseudoscientific Racism of the Alt-Right
Ari Feldman writes for the Forward: There’s a piece of the “alt-right” puzzle of bigotry you need to know more about: “human biodiversity.” An ideological successor to eugenics, human biodiversity (HBD) is, like eugenics (from the Greek words for “good” … Continue reading
On the Reality of Race & the Abhorrence of Racism Part II: Human Biodiversity & Its Implications
Professor Brian Boutwell writes: If you observe the residents of Japan and compare them to residents of the rural southern United States, you’ll note some differences. Some differences will be stark, others less so, yet they will not be isolated … Continue reading
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NYT: ‘Obama to Leave the White House a Nerdier Place Than He Found It’
New York Times: WASHINGTON — President Obama has started initiatives to study the brain and gene-based diseases. He has led attacks on the Ebola virus and antibiotic resistance. Last month, he wrote an academic article in a prominent medical journal. … Continue reading
How Many People Have Been Red-Pilled By Playing The Popular Video Game Mass Effect?
From Wikipedia: Mass Effect is a science fiction action role-playing third person shooter video game series… The original trilogy largely revolves around a soldier named Commander Shepard, whose mission is to save the galaxy from a race of powerful mechanical … Continue reading
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Ellen Alperstein: Why Don’t You Get It?
Ellen Alperstein writes: If they can get past Rupert Murdoch’s lovely parting gift of $40 million, a lot of people will revel in the denouement of Roger Ailes’ Fox News career. But just because the hens at Fox might be … Continue reading
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Is Race Real?
John Rivers tweets: Look, people, Race just isn’t Real. That’s why our Olympic Math, Swimming & Sprinting Teams all look the same.
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AP Pass Rate By Race
Comment: “Nationwide in 2015, the pass rate for blacks was 29.2%, Hispanics 40.4%, whites 62.4%, and Asians 67.3%. This is the same racial discrepancy seen on all standardized exams.”
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