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American slaves had surprisingly positive things to say about slavery.

Jamestown and the clash of civilizations.

Fill a country with Third-World people, and you get a Third World country.

Duke Lacross rape case shows that "social justice" has nothing to do with justice.

The generosity of Americans has been badly misdirected.

An ingenious attempt to explain racial differences in achievement.

The IQ racial hierarchy the same in the US, worldwide.

Some Americans, guess who, still marry.

AR reviews Michael Hart’s Understanding Human History.

Brent Nelson looks at the prospects for the American nation.

Segregation did not fall without a fight.

Writings from Sam Francis rest on vivid sense of the present as a direct extension of the past.

A good diagnosis but no cure.

A Russian bestseller on racial inequality.

Desegregating beaches and swimming pools.

New book examines role of race, ethnicity, language and culture in the immigration debate.

Prof. Lynn has laid out the IQ map of the world.

Today's mainstream conservatives refuse to acknowledge the great book's insights.

New book suggests wartime internment of US Japanese was justified.

Michelle Malkin punctures myths about WWII Japanese relocation camps.

Michelle Malkin believes national security more important than non-whites' civil rights.

Mr. Huntington’s book refutes every argument used to dismantle America.