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Academic offers "new philosophical foundation for anti-racism."

A Chinese woman tells what it was like.

The Camp of the Saints has never been more relevant.

An essay on the dysgenic savagery of war.

A black woman tells us what we must think.

Why we lurch from failure to failure.

A white English liberal tries to understand America's forgotten class.

Tales of survival from Zimbabwe.

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

What we can learn from hillbilly culture.

A review of A Colony in a Nation by Chris Hayes.

A portrait of a tragic people.

A comprehensive diagnosis of our current insanity.

The triumphalism of Jorge Ramos.

Whites have forgotten what blacks take pains to remember.

A new novel imagines it.

Witchcraft on the rise in Africa.

Camp of the Saints — a haunting novel about the end of the white race.

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

Racial politics during the Civil War.

W.E.B. Du Bois taught us all what to think.

New book explains the mentality that led to the Milo Yiannopoulos riot at Berkeley.

What are the best books for race realists and white advocates?

F. Roger Devlin reviews America’s Half-Blood Prince by Steve Sailer.

Waging total war with limited means.

A black man’s remarkable racial insights.

The former Archbishop of Canterbury weighs the arguments.

James Burnham, Ann Coulter, and Peter Thiel are all included.

The time for happy talk is over.

A remarkable book that explains why all anti-discrimination laws should be repealed.

The “rednecks” who conquered a continent.

Keith Preston and the menace of the liberal state.

Lothrop Stoddard and "The Rising Tide of Color."

The plot to exterminate the people of Charleston.

And savage myths.

Does religion make blacks and Hispanics better citizens?

His magnum opus finally sees the light.

Tech companies bribe Congress to betray American workers.

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

The first volume of essays by a great dissident writer.

Second revised edition of his classic book is now available.

Guillaume Faye’s call to arms.

The Buckley movement betrayed both itself and the country.

Could white advocates pick up the pieces?

Demographic change will cure white xenophobia.

The perils of trying to "make a difference."

The search for European identity.

How "conservatives" betrayed America.

Dominique Venner and the fate of Europe.

Thurgood Marshall's climb to the Supreme Court.

Organized crime threatens chaos in Mexico.

Who they are and how to beat them.

The futile fight against the achievement gap.

Scientist demolishes a half century of bias.

His new book is even worse than you think.

New book is a tribute to J. Philippe Rushton.

The hero of To Kill A Mockingbird is now a “racist.”

A monument to common sense makes the best-seller list.

A history of Africa before independence.

How New York detectives keep order.

A black conservative’s diagnosis.

The story of the mutiny on the Kitty Hawk.

Sam Francis died ten years ago today, but his writing and analyses are more valuable than ever.

He is a devious, power-hungry, racial zealot.

"It’s an uncompromising look at race relations in the 21st century."

Intolerance and aggression are inherent in Islam.

A fascinating account of how prison gangs operate.

Sometimes stories are more convincing than raw facts.

Firsthand accounts give up-close views of racial diversity.

The Gypsy problem and its origins.

Education theorists grasp at an old straw.

French bestseller chronicles decline of La Grande Nation.

John Derbyshire reviews Face to Face with Race.

“Conservative” and “liberal” explain very little.

Will another conservative book make a difference?