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The IQ Controversy, by Mark Snyderman and Stanley Rothman.

Happy Mexican Independence Day!

How a determined minority can thwart science.

A 35-year study offers an answer.

And here's some evidence.

The g Factor explains a lot.

Honi soit qui mal y pense.

Never give up trying to achieve the impossible.

A history of bias.

An antidote to fashionable nonsense about race.

Researching the evil white mind.

The early classical religion of tribe and family.

We are only “racialized” to be black or white.

Racial differences are real and increasing.

Is drug violence destroying the country?

The evidence is irrefutable.

Garrett Hardin tackles questions most choose to ignore.

And what about the Hittites, Amorites, and Philistines?

Uncommon sense on wealth and poverty.

Using DNA to find out.

A look at the Commission for Racial Equality.

Exploring the outer limits of black racial thinking.

The legal tar baby of “civil rights.”

A scrupulously researched account of how the public schools were wrecked in the name of racial equality through Brown vs. Board of Education.

Patrick Moynihan and the black family breakup.

Why it arose and why it fell apart.

The Doctor in spite of himself.

The wisdom of Dominique Venner.

Even moral exhibitionism can be educational.

College professor does his best to understand the movement.

The view that genes don’t matter.

A look at Professor Raymond Cattell's "Beyondism."

Who hates it, who loves it, and why.

Can whites?

Two books with which to cure a liberal.

The high-stakes race for a better future.

A cautious but useful endorsement of racial differences.

And let’s teach our children to hate America, too!

Everyone talks about ‘racism’ but no one ever defines it.

An essay on the dysgenic savagery of war.

Guillaume Faye looks at how whites will emerge from the rubble in Archeofuturism.

Whites have forgotten what blacks take pains to remember.

A look at the "Great Migration" and its consequences.

Racial politics during the Civil War.

Waging total war with limited means.

A black man’s remarkable racial insights.

A remarkable book that explains why all anti-discrimination laws should be repealed.

The plot to exterminate the people of Charleston.

A full-scale analysis of white voters could be a road map for the Trump campaign.

Could white advocates pick up the pieces?

Scientist demolishes a half century of bias.

Is it race or religion?

A history of Africa before independence.

How New York detectives keep order.

Intolerance and aggression are inherent in Islam.

“Conservative” and “liberal” explain very little.

Will another conservative book make a difference?

An eye-opening account of Central American dystopia.

Former slaves try their hand at self rule.

Another sorry tale of betrayal.

Do they threaten the modern state?

Another case of suicide.

Discrimination against whites by whites.

How we suffer from our folly.

Verdict: Probably Not.

University departments that want to destroy the West.

Survey data paint an ambiguous portrait.

The definitive account of the Minnesota twin study.

A defense of rational discrimination.

How much has changed?

Filip Dewinter on Europe’s fight for survival.

Madison Grant on the American people.

A century of genetic deterioration.

What passes as science journalism is often unscientific propaganda.

A useful analysis of what white Americans think about their European origins.