First-Person Accounts of the Reality of Race
Chris Roberts, American Renaissance, February 8, 2020
Many of the most popular essays American Renaissance has published have been first-person accounts of how people discover the realities of race. Whether they be written by lawyers, police officers, or blue collar workers, the stories they tell often represent the unvoiced thoughts of tens of millions of Americans. But the picture they paint is too frank — and sometimes too horrifying — for the mainstream media to go anywhere near them.
We plan on publishing several dozen more in the coming months (and we’re always interested in adding more to our roster), but for now, here is every first-person account of the realities of race ever released by American Renaissance.
Law Enforcement Officers:
A Police Officer’s View of Race, by Ambrose Kane, October 25, 2019
Policing While White, by Tom Andrews, September 8, 2016
Therapeutic Incarceration, by Robert Forrest, July 1, 2011
The Racial Politics of Policing in Chicago, by James Henderson, October 2004
Prisoners:
What Integration Means for White Prisoners, by James R. Long, May 5, 2017
Integration at Its Worst, by Howard Scott Lacy, November 2009
White Man in a Texas Prison, by D. Zatukel, October 1995
Non-whites:
My Struggle with Race Realism, by Gregor Wayne, August 18, 2017
How I Became Conservative, by Anonymous, April 7, 2017
How a Young Black Man Became a Race Realist, by Robert Smith, January 6, 2017
I am Black — and a Race Realist, by Sade Adebayo, October 1, 2015
What I Don’t Like About Blacks, by Zora Wheatley, May 29, 2015
A Black Man’s Path to Race Realism, by Larry Murdock, November 15, 2013
Tales from the Hood, by Peter Bradley, July 2011
Teachers and Students:
How the SPLC and ADL Taught Me Race Realism, by Jack Cavllari, October 12, 2017
From Wide-Eyed Liberal to Race Realist, by Sinclair Jenkins, July 15, 2017
White Teacher in a Brown School, by Eric Beck, March 3, 2017
How Blacks Changed Our School, by George Holiday, December 23, 2016
Why I’m a Race Realist, by Hubert Collins, August 12, 2015
What I Learned in Kindergarten, by Nancy Jennings, September 23, 2014
How I Learned the Truth About Race, by Eric Gustafson, July 11, 2014
A White Teacher Speaks Out, by Christopher Jackson, July 2009
Lawyers:
Confessions of a Public Defender, by Michael Smith, May 9, 2014
Dispatches from the Go-Slow Zone, by John Ingram, August 2006
Urban Law 101, by Donald Williamson, September 2003
Learning on the Job:
Race and Medical Care, by Jason Summers, October 20, 2017
Dances with Mexicans, by Yaroslav Padvolotskiy, May 14, 2017
How I Learned About Blacks, by William Hendershot, February 10, 2017
The Wages of Idealism, by Tracy Abel, September 2010
Blacks and High Steel, by Tom Dilberger, June 2006
Hell on Wheels, by Daniel Attila, January 1997
Fighting “Racism” Rather than Fires, by Robert Charles, January 1996
Other:
The Education of a Race Realist, by Rafe Aegirson, November 10, 2017
How I Saw the Light About Race, by David Carlyle, March 17, 2017
How the Army’s Equal Opportunity Program Saved a White Boy from Himself, by Anonymous, November 2009
Katrina Diary, by James Hendrickson, March 2006
Anthologies:
How I Saw the Light, Part I, May 2003
How I Saw the Light, Part II, August 2004
How I Saw the Light, Part III, July 2005
How I Saw the Light About Race, Part I, January 19, 2017
How I Saw the Light About Race, Part II, January 21, 2017
How I Saw the Light About Race, Part III, January 28, 2017
How I Saw the Light About Race, Part IV, February 7, 2017
How I Saw the Light About Race, Part V, February 12, 2017
How I Saw the Light About Race, Part VI, February 16, 2017
How I Saw the Light About Race, Part VII, February 17, 2017
How I Saw the Light About Race, Part VIII, February 27, 2017
