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Category Archives: Race
White Oppression
Nicholas Kristof wrote from Zimbabwe for the New York Times Mar. 23, 2005: The hungry children and the families dying of AIDS here are gut-wrenching, but somehow what I find even more depressing is this: Many, many ordinary black Zimbabweans … Continue reading
Your Life Chances Are Largely Shaped By Your Genes
Economist Gregory Clark wrote in the New York Times Feb. 21, 2014: To a striking extent, your overall life chances can be predicted not just from your parents’ status but also from your great-great-great-grandparents’. The recent study suggests that 10 … Continue reading
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Diversity Kills
Social capital is inversely proportionate to racial diversity. So Los Angeles, the most diverse big city in the United States, has the lack of cooperation among its citizens. I was watching this 2012 documentary, The Summit, about climbing accidents on … Continue reading
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The Tragic Mulatto
When you have one white parent and one non-white parent, the mulatto kids often side with their non-white half. Witness Barack Obama who had a white mom and a black dad and he chose to grow up and identify as … Continue reading
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Race & The Jews
I emailed Neville Nagler, distinguished English civil servant and former leader of the Board of Deputies of British Jews: I was curious about these sentence about you on an anti-Jewish website and wondered if they were accurate? “Throughout the 1970s … Continue reading