Archive | Fred Reed

An overview.

"Race is the most dangerous, destructive, and intractable problem facing America."

"A spring is being wound, methinks, a hammer cocked, the scene set for a grisly outbreak of racial bloodshed."

A modest proposal.

After years of censorship, no one even remembers what has disappeared.

"[N]ever blame sneakiness when intelligence is both a sufficient and necessary explanation."

As the man associated with Finland Station asked, “What is to be done?”

To see why, just look around.

"[I]t is not always clear what the country believes to be the purpose of prison."

Cold water on a hot topic

"Is there nothing we will not degrade, corrupt, or discard to make minorities look good?"

Separation is the only answer.

"If it doesn’t, a miracle will have happened."

Nor, many say quietly, worth saving.

A first-hand report from some "s**tholes."

Perhaps no other part of history is more muddled.

An introduction to the blindingly obvious.

Fred Reed wants to know exactly what the movement wants.

Fred Reed explains things to Cornel West.

Fred Reed is as shocked by Salon.com and Robert Sussman as we are.

Hispanics could go either way.

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

When it comes to race, "Maybe a little less togetherness would better preserve the peace."

White Identity reviewer says book asks questions that mustn't be asked.

Fred Reed's view of AR.

The problem of immigration is entirely self-inflicted.

If the press reported the extent of black crime, "hell could easily break loose."

Columnist ponders demographic changes, sees trouble on the horizon.

It's the dregs of Mexican society that come to America.