Archive | Classics

Whites have forgotten what blacks take pains to remember.

Harvard discovers homogeneity.

All solutions are political because all solutions are about power.

A defense of rational discrimination.

How the sexual revolution is destroying the West.

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

The evidence is clear — but often ignored.

An Englishman looks at the Soviet origins of political correctness.

How human morality really works.

Americans have long taken racial nationalism for granted.

To claim that we are a “universal nation” is to deny the past.

How we let in millions of non-whites — and then gave them preferences.

The definitive account of the Minnesota twin study.

How Europe could become Eurabia.

An occasional series on American cities and how the rapidly changing racial balance has affected them.

A look at The Next Christendom by Philip Jenkins.

“Race realist” is good, but there is better.

We must destroy it before it destroys us.

Notes on a theory.

Racial politics during the Civil War.

A contemptible streak of dishonesty runs through this book.

Employers are damned if they discriminate — and damned if they don’t.

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

For Africans, self-rule means misrule.

Blacks are more psychopathic than whites.

The psychology of white dispossession.

And what can be done about it.

An eminent historian's view.

The traits that shaped Europeans.

Prison life for white men.

A prominent journalist who understood.

The humble origins of our next vice president.

Nelson Mandela took power 30 years ago today.

The diplomat, historian, and foreign policy expert was born 120 years ago today.

Nothing is more colossally unimportant than professional sports.

It's his 217th birthday.

Happy Day of the Vow.

Murder, agony, despair.

The South African head of state died ten years ago today.

The Gettysburg Address was given 160 years ago today.

"Too many whites hang their heads and let some white-hating swine insult them."

"[R]acial segregation is one of the basic ways American prisoners order their lives."

A portrait of the "Roma."

Liberals have many theories.

More pap from PBS.

A review of The Hidden Agenda of the Political Mind.

A persuasive book from Jason L. Riley.

A martyr in Europe's fight against Islam.

Filip Dewinter's warning to the West.

The madness has crossed the pond.

An analysis from Dan Roodt.

An inside look.

A look back at the 1968 Presidential election.

The saint unmasked.

F. Roger Devlin on Gregory Clark.

A review of Tim Jeal's biography.

James Kalb's notes for revolutionaries.

Happy Bastille Day!

A jury found him "not guilty" ten years ago today.

The Hour of Decision.

The problem of America?

A warning.

Did women and slaves defeat the Confederacy?

The Supreme Court decided Fisher v. University of Texas ten years ago today.

A truly modern cocktail.

Yet another doomed grandiose program.

A California public school teacher explains.

A certain pattern emerges.

A white teacher spills the beans.

A teacher tells all.

And anti-whiteness, too.

The oldest, most natural form of human organization.

A look at William P. Hustwit's biography of the conservative icon.

Integration and its discontents.

An examination.