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Christine Taubira finds the banana.

"Nationalists of any color are not haters, but lovers of their precious homeland."

Some of it sounded as though it was from his scorched earth 2016 run.

"[P]lease join me in prayer for a dear friend, mentor and patriot."

"What happened to the dream?"

Mao’s folly lasted only 10 years.

"[Y]ou can't stop those with eyes open from noticing."

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

"These Europeans are concerned that the nations and peoples their ancestors and fathers knew are going out of existence."

"You're damned right I spoke peacefully and lawfully to the peaceful and lawful 2021 American Renaissance Conference."

"[I]s not secession of some kind inevitable and even desirable?"

"Biden . . . believes in the inevitable victory of the ideology toward which he himself has been moving over his half-century career."

. . . the facts have to be.

"As of now, Biden is a drag on the Democratic Party at the national level, and very probably in the off-year election in November."

"If you're going to be a truth-telling, politically incorrect maverick . . . don't end up groveling pitifully on your knees, for heaven's sake."

Why are we white advocates?

Expect nothing from Republicans.

"Wokeism is a made-in-America deformed form of cultural, even financial, oppression masquerading as social justice."

"So much for unifying the country and working across the aisle."

A great journalist gone too soon.

Should we give it another chance?

"Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to wreck America's election integrity."

Rule of law cannot survive diversity.

A father, 66 and his son, 35 will die in prison.

"The power of the AP to deceive, defame and destroy cannot be understated."

What are its causes?

"[B]lacks are different by almost any measure from all other people."

"Before Kyle Rittenhouse became a household name, there was Steven Baca."

A remembrance.

It was a long journey.

A tale of miscegenation and identity.

"I have a feeling I'll be waiting longer than O.J. Simpson's victims for an answer."

Lessons from the Smollett trial.

When you need cheap housing, you meet all sorts.

I used to be naïve, gullible, and trusting.

"[U]ninvited and unwelcome Third-World migration."

"Open borders plus bleeding hearts equal a demographic nightmare."

"2022 and 2024 could prove to be a political rerun of the mid-'60s."

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

All I knew was Uncle Toms’s Cabin and the KKK.

Very. And the more you know about the case, the worse it looks.

"The scourge of Soros DAs has ushered in nothing but misery, filth and death."

Expect it to be memoryholed quickly.

“Democrats are the real racists.”

Defense rests in Arbery case.

Fanciful idealism crashed against brutal reality.

"People sense that whatever he did, the 17-year-old went to Kenosha to do the right thing."

Many new details emerge.

Self-defense is on trial.

This is what the jurors are chewing on as they reach their verdict.

Judge denies defense motion for a mistrial.

Fireworks in the courtroom.

Defense says high-profile black is “intimidating.”

A modest proposal.

A summary of days five and six.

You will learn things you didn’t know.

Race matters, no matter where you go.

Media are howling because there is only one black juror. Here’s how jurors were selected.

First-degree murder or self-defense?

"Having lost Virginia, Biden and his party look today like they are beginning to lose America."

Really?

"Brittney Cooper . . . certainly takes the cake for the nation's worst tenured radical."

We need global resistance to a global threat.

The “Magnificent Mile” loses its magic.

"Middle America's view of the country is more than a little distant from the Ivy League's."

Payment processor suspends service.

He dared say "ALL LIVES MATTER...EVERY SINGLE ONE."

"When it came time for me to enter junior high, my parents hatched a plan."

To preserve the Union, let communities govern themselves.

The Intercept inadvertently helps our cause.

And they think they are the best in the world at math.

Is a fair trial possible?

A college student's tale.

Gregory Hood's story.

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