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Pat Buchanan asks what would happen if we repealed civil rights laws.

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

Indians reportedly tortured and killed black man who wanted to help fight "social injustice."

Mulatto and quadroon are definitely out.

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

"These are going to be game changers."

Says northern elites treat him worse than Southerners.

Historian says "It's been about maximizing the dollar value of Dr. King's legacy."

The beard, apparently, was a symbol of "white, masculine supremacy."

A nation of cowards.

How much do you know about America's greatest man?

He wanted to cover “issues of adultery, conflicts within the movement, and King’s spiritual transformation."

Critical Theory meets the Civil War.

The Army War College may remove paintings of the generals.

Chicago students will learn about blacks even during physical education.

How to control the future.

Isn't the purpose of movies about "racism" to make people angry?

The children want to squeeze every penny out of the old man's "legacy."

Wants plenty of other "racists" removed as well.

One black theatergoer to another: "Doesn't it make you hate white people?"

Adventure novel explores the Solutrean Hypothesis.

Movies and TV must always remind us of slavery.

Whites are moving the heartland to the periphery.

The visit is to remind agents of past FBI "abuses."

Even the Ivy League is tainted by slavery.

Pat Buchanan recalls a time before racial sensitivity ran amok.

He hopes his new film series will be shown in classrooms nationwide.

King children claim they are just protecting their father's estate.

Barack Obama honors "our rich Nordic-American heritage."

Wherever they live, blacks commit more crime.

Salon editor thinks GOP wants to defund Obamacare for racial reasons.

Those claiming German ancestry cover the most territory, but Mexicans are catching up.

Dissecting Taboos on the Aegean.

Conflict is inherent; tragedy is frequent.

Black director John Singleton says it's possible, but not desirable.

It's based on a book that some credit with starting the War Between the States.

Jim DeMint peddles myths about America's founding.

"Civil rights" boosters struggle to remain relevant.

The battle over Texas history.

The battle over Texas history.

A side American media dare not touch.

President Carter says MLK was the greatest leader America has ever produced.

We won't be hearing any of these "hate facts" in the US press.

Boone is a "polarizing figure" who non-whites and women could not identify with.

The truth Hollywood prefers to ignore.

400,000 square feet of white guilt.

Columnist: Slavery was promoted by kings, not by free markets.

Produced by Henry Louis Gates, of "beer summit" fame.

Protesters are "reminiscent of the Jim-Crow South."

But she concedes there has been progress.

. . . and the dogs and the police.

Oprah thinks millions of blacks were lynched.

Is this unhinged columnist calling for violence?

Should it go the way of "Mongoloid" and "Negroid"?

If it's so "backwards," perhaps Northern liberals should let it go.

It's to represent Washington, DC.

Festival in honor of emancipation shut down due to violence.

His colorblind philosophy means he is called "Uncle Thomas."

College is now ashamed of its past.

Interactive maps show the changing sources of US immigration.

Richard Land on immigration: “Leaders are usually ahead of the laity — that’s called leadership."

Rap music is the new jazz, director says.

According to one theory they were Europeans.

Columnist says Republicans need to revive status as "the party of civil rights."

The rest had better be sent to reeducation camp.

The white vote is still the most crucial factor.

Columnist calls the Democratic Party a "liberal plantation."

Should whites look forward to a similar fate?

Birmingham's history didn't stop in 1963.

One will commemorate Harriet Tubman.

Voting Rights Act remains "essential, even today," he says.

Henry Louis Gates: Yes, in America.

Alain de Benoist would say no.

Governor Wallace's daughter is an "anti-racist" activist.

Next, NAACP wants an end to wage and health inequalities and fewer blacks in jail.