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Researchers say genes contribute to higher obesity rates in Mexicans.

Black survival rates haven't improved in 40 years, despite advances in treatment.

This genetically isolated group has grown from 200 to 200,000.

Nicholas Wade responds to critics.

The change coding for blond hair doesn't appear to affect other traits.

Talks by John Derbyshire, Douglas Whitman, and Jack Donovan.

Graduate student tries to rebut New York Times former science editor.

Scholarly journal calls A Troublesome Inheritance "courageous but flawed."

Reviewer of Wade book: race "is an especially dangerous subject."

Yes.

American journalists are terrified of racial differences.

The kind of objections we expected from anthropologists.

The Times critiques its longtime science writer's latest book.

Nicholas Wade discusses the implications of his book.

Scientific American gives Nicholas Wade a fair shake.

Richard Spencer, John Derbyshire, and Jared Taylor talk about A Troublesome Inheritance.

Even controlling for income, blacks are 1.84 times more likely to get the worst kind of breast cancer.

Adapted from A Troublesome Inheritance.

Nicholas Wade "bravely explores the highly dangerous elephant in the room."

Reviewer calls A Troublesome Inheritance "simultaneously plausible and preposterous."

Individualists grew wheat; conformists grew rice.

"Klotho" gene improves intelligence throughout the life span.

Ed West reviews A Troublesome Inheritance.

Reviewer: A Troublesome Inheritance has the facts right, but readers may draw taboo conclusions.

Nicholas Wade’s blasphemous book officially goes on sale today.

Charles Murray praises this important book.

Says this will "threaten our humanity."

Nicholas Wade's book on race will be released next week.

It was extinction by miscegenation.

A weekend of fellowship and commitment.

This may explain why Australian Aborigines are so different from other groups.

SES and physical activity level explain only 10 percent of the obesity disparity in women.

Black/white differences also included.

Penn's Africana Studies Department to report the latest findings on race.

Intelligence test given to infants moderately predicts intelligence in adulthood.

"The human brain is . . . highly variable across the human population."

Right and Left are matters of biology as well as ideology.

The heritability of social status.

Whites' brain lipid concentration differs from other races because of these genes.

Fees go up on April 1.

It negatively affects four percent of the population.

It has become impossible to ignore the biological basis of race.

AR reissues our video on this important topic.

It can distinguish even between people from different parts of Finland.

Says John Derbyshire.

Europeans were darker-skinned 5,000 years ago.

Science again confirms common sense.

They edited the genes to match an HIV-resistant variant found in 10 percent of whites.

Tall people are smarter on average.

The troublesome persistence of genes and race.

White children think black children experience less pain.

Mixed breeds are subject to more diseases.

Large study of surnames finds that, because of genes, "large-scale, rapid social mobility is impossible to legislate."

Some ancestors of the 12,600-year-old Montana skeleton probably lived in present-day Germany.

Why the regime must fall.

Small differences in genes can have profound biological--and political--consequences.

Harvard senior thinks "academic freedom" should be abandoned in favor of "academic justice."

Science is making racial reality undeniable.

The oldest genome found in the New World is ancestor to 80 percent of American Indians.

Fascinating map explains genetic consequences of historic events.

They say it accounts for 0.5 percent of total variation in intelligence.

Are some taboos beginning to fall?

Genes from two groups help Tibetans survive at high altitudes.

The method is already being used to screen for genetic diseases.

There is some Spanish and Italian admixture in isolated East African tribes.

"If we ever do decide to genetically modify people, this is the tool to do it with."

Some Neanderthal genes affecting skin and hair are common in non-Africans.

Light skin may have spread later than we think.

Bacterium strain is more likely to cause cancer if it evolved in a different region than the human host.

Jared Taylor discusses the evidence.

We hope to see you in Nashville this April.

So is adult aggression.

Is this why blacks in temperate climes have high blood pressure?

This is not controversial in China.

Study finds genes associated with intelligence vary by race.