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No word yet on their removal of anti-white rappers . . .

The revolution will not be slowed with dissent.

They have a monopoly on access to news and perspective.

Richard Spencer will not be returning after all.

She brought it up in the context of Charlottesville.

"My conclusions are that police wanted this to happen."

The page was very critical of Mark Zuckerberg.

Henrik Palmgren goes over the recent attacks.

Of course: She's a white woman running against a black woman.

Press and politicians are blind to the truth.

Paul Joseph Watson describes YouTube's censorship . . . and predicts he'll soon be gone soon.

This is about more than James Damore.

The full speeches are now available.

He claimed Google didn't tolerate dissenting views; the company proved him right.

Even the Right has civil rights.

Paul Joseph Watson reports on who's behind it.

Example: Seeing Islam as "separate" and "other."

Organizers discovered that famous atheist dislikes Islam as much as he dislikes Christianity.

Mark Zuckerburg doesn't want to offend over a billion potential customers.

The madness at Kings College, London, never ends.

Some words are “literally a form of violence.”

They say blocking trolls violates the First Amendment.

Why we must talk openly about racial differences.

German official: “That is not a limitation, but a prerequisite for freedom of expression."

How GuideStar was successfully pressured to reject the SPLC.

A "neutral" group that reports on non-profits is doing the SPLC's bidding.

They weren't willing to link to American Renaissance.

"Instead of bombs and guns, they use bricks and bike locks to intimidate and harass and suppress civil liberties."

Absurdity at Evergreen State College.

A leftist tries (and fails) to understand the Alt-Right.

Much has changed in the last year.

Trump won the school's district.

The government considers it "racial hatred."

Breitbart may be trying to go mainstream.

Merely hinting at racial differences is grounds for censorship.

Katie McHugh has been Derbed. Sacrifice fails to impress the Left.

Remains to be seen if he will be fired.

A graduate reflects.

Defenders of the South mustn't teach children.

The law is being used to protect Muslims.

Don't think this will end in New Orleans.

James Watson, co-discoverer of DNA, social pariah.

France's new president is the embodiment of Europe's lack of masculinity and assertiveness.

Even moderate conservatives are beginning to catch on.

He survived after being rushed to the hospital.

The student and his lawyer, Sam Dickson, get the money.

Senator Cornyn uses "political power in ways that continually harm marginalized and oppressed people."

Quoting the president is not allowed.

The international implications of the ruling are murky.

Citing statistics carries consequences.

There are considerable sex differences in responses.

The left looks to be starting a fight it can't finish.

Now they students are suing the school district.

Charges against him were filed by Soros-backed anti-racist groups.

They claim there is a secret policy that discriminates against conservatives.

Translation: Coulter vowed to speak no matter what, university caved.

“Freedom — yes, but for whom? To do what?”

Berkeley cancels Ann Coulter.

Auburn administration tried and failed to ban him.

"VDARE, American Renaissance and Radix have become part of the political landscape."

Professor who championed white genocide is under investigation by his university.

Objectivity is a plot to hold non-whites down.

Reflections of a man who has gone to prison because of his racial views.

"Hate group" is Center for Immigration Studies.

Precedent set that anonymous Twitter users can stay anonymous.

It was a slow, reluctant process.

Register before it's too late!

In the future everyone can claim to be ¼ black for 15 minutes.

Not even Catholics will stand up to Communism.

Ayaan Hirsi Ali has canceled a speaking tour due to security concerns.

Huge effort to teach computers to detect "hate" in videos.

Hate speech laws stay draconian in Australia.

Says the man who designed the “Make America Mexico Again” ball caps.

They threw rocks through her windows after she spoke in support of Trump.

"Where [white] people refuse to be educated on their wrongs, they must be punished by the law."