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A history of bias.

A complete reading list for the self-hating white person.

An antidote to fashionable nonsense about race.

Book grapples with the political inconveniences of genetics.

And have been for some time now.

A look at one of the most anti-white books available.

A lifelong liberal exposes anti-white media bias.

Researching the evil white mind.

The early classical religion of tribe and family.

Whence came the Saxons, Celts, Gaels, and Picts?

Integration will make blacks act like whites.

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.

Can blacks integrate without losing their culture?

Martin Luther King’s “penchant for plagiarism” is worse than was previously known.

Garrett Hardin tackles questions most choose to ignore.

And what about the Hittites, Amorites, and Philistines?

What leftists don't want you to know.

Steve Sailer’s review of a bombshell book.

Government is the worst enemy of racial sanity.

Africans will be moving north.

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.

A liberal's meditation on Camp of Saints.

Andrew Durnford: black man, southerner, slave owner.

How far will Victor Davis Hanson take his own arguments?

It was my introduction to sanity.

Why it arose and why it fell apart.

The Doctor in spite of himself.

A review of Jared Taylor's latest book.

“To say that in the long run this heralds the makings of a societal catastrophe is to understate matters.”

Arthur R. Jensen's The g Factor.

The wisdom of Dominique Venner.

The editor's picks.

A patriot’s plea for his country

A refreshing Christian view on immigration.

Paved With Good Intentions: A powerful book about race relations that attacks liberal myths head-on.

A philosopher’s elegant and compelling dissection of the race problem.

Book author believes restrictions on miscegenation originated in “desire to promote black chattel slavery.”

New book exposes the West’s capitulation to Islam.

Liberalism spirals out of control.

Jared Taylor calls for a revival of white identity.

A different look at abolitionists, Reconstruction, the “Civil Rights” movement, and black pathology.

Is it all just a hoax?

A scientist explains the genetic basis of nationalism.

Frank Borzellieri fights the multicultural monster.

John Derbyshire reviews Jared Taylor's new book.

Some of today’s most destructive ideas were first popularized by a socialist from Sweden.

A distinguished scientist cuts through the egalitarian fog.

His ideas are still as important as ever.

The French Foreign Legion in its glory years.

Even moral exhibitionism can be educational.

A fresh perspective on how the West was won — and from whom.

The SPLC’s war on free speech.

College professor does his best to understand the movement.

A report from an Atlanta slum.

Frank Ellis on Germany’s best seller: "Germany Consigns Itself to Oblivion" by Thilo Sarrazin.

A look at a classic book from American Renaissance.

The truth about our civilization and its enemies.

Does the West have the will to survive?

The view that genes don’t matter.

This book, and its reception, mark an important intellectual breakthrough.

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

An American expat learns about Islam the hard way.

Heather Mac Donald on racial profiling and the war on cops.

Who hates it, who loves it, and why.

Can whites?

A new book on Islam.