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"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?

The campaign against the Afrikaners.

An eye-opening account of Central American dystopia.

An insider’s look at the 1968 presidential campaign.

A new, critical biography tells all.

The testament of one of the last great WASPs.

Reviewer: A Troublesome Inheritance has the facts right, but readers may draw taboo conclusions.

Charles Murray praises this important book.

Nicholas Wade's book on race will be released next week.

Novel charts one white man's racial awakening.

The heritability of social status.

Former slaves try their hand at self rule.

Says John Derbyshire.

The untold story of Henry Morton Stanley.

The legacy of Enoch Powell.

The troublesome persistence of genes and race.

Why the regime must fall.

Oswald Spengler’s last great book.

The campaign against free speech on campus.

Critical Theory meets the Civil War.

Anatomy of a racial frame-up.

One Philadelphia judge says black violence will never make up for past white violence against blacks.

Adventure novel explores the Solutrean Hypothesis.

Another sorry tale of betrayal.

Do they threaten the modern state?

The battle over Texas history.

John Derbyshire is well-rid of “respectability."

The battle over Texas history.

The capitulation of James Kilpatrick.

Erasing the race of criminals.

It's about race, stupid.

The continent sinks further into degeneracy.

A study of the criminal brain.

The new direction for white activism.

Reissue of classic work on Haiti by Hesketh Vernon Hesketh-Prichard.

Lessons from South Africa.

Birmingham's history didn't stop in 1963.

Julius Evola on the defects of Fascism.

Thomas Sowell's new book challenges conventional "blame whitey" excuses.

Alain de Benoist would say no.

Another case of suicide.

The story of Atlanta's downfall.

Tom Wolfe tackles diversity.

A novel of today’s Britain.

He was more a model for Al Sharpton.

New book is a must-read for race realists.

Official claims belie a harsh reality.

A bad argument we cannot afford to ignore.

New book seeks to carry out MLK's dream.

The definitive account of the Minnesota twin study.

The perverse consequences of foreign aid.

The psychology of white dispossession.

How the sexual revolution is destroying the West.

The extraordinary presidency of James Polk.

A hilarious look at the grim reality of Detroit.

The new school text books.

The white magic of Anthony Trollope.

Book explores the root causes of the Motor City's decline.

A defense of rational discrimination.

An alternative racial politics?

How much has changed?

Filip Dewinter on Europe’s fight for survival.

AmRen conference speaker’s call for action in Europe.

Soviet totalitarianism helps us understand our own softer version.

Charles Murray's latest book shows a sharp class divide in white America.