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A look at historical accounts.

A review of A Race Against Time.

Even among birds.

A look at the facts.

Happy Veteran's Day.

How far is the other side willing to go?

Ridicule: the ultimate weapon.

Was Taylor a little over-optimistic?

Talk of exterminating whites is a laughing matter.

The French can write more honestly about race in America than they can about race in France.

Happy eightieth birthday to the former Mississippi Senator.

Not an ideal campus.

A law student, suspended for political activism, takes on his school.

Even on a New York City schoolboard, it is possible to fight back.

Law school admissions as a case study in racial preferences.

Hint: The answer has to do with intelligence.

"On September 11, 2001, multiculturalism came to America in a firestorm of glass and steel."

Welfare encourages reckless procreation and is a massive transfer of wealth from whites to non-whites.

‘Teaching’ police about hate crimes.

Outspent and outmanned, we ran an uncompromising, feisty campaign on Eurocentric principles.

Some advice.

Siler City becomes Mexico pequeño.

Disparate impact and affirmative action.

Gratz v. Bollinger.

A South African responds to an AR reader.

What the founders wanted.

What caused our decline?

A new theory on racial differences.

A report on the 1996 American Renaissance conference.

A look at the data.

And why it might.

The Warren Court rewrote a century of Constitutional law.

Jared Taylor and the prospects for racial nationalism.

Under consideration: Jared Taylor's White Identity.

Speakers ponder the future of whites.

A report on the 1998 American Renaissance conference.

Happy Zimbabwean Independence Day.

What makes IQs rise?

Today marks twenty years since the 2001 Cincinnati race riot.

Races are more different than previously thought.

Theodore Kaczynski was arrested 25 years ago today.

Different races appear to read faces differently.

A Christian reappraisal of the Old South.

How will changing demographics impact "affirmative action"?

Years of detective work have failed to track down ‘cultural bias.’

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

Poor quotations and "The End of Racism."

An old friend, who died 16 years ago today, speaks.

A contemptible streak of dishonesty runs through this book.

An attack on racism that is really a defense.

Happy Black History Month!

That old time religion?

"Anti-racist" hysteria and the Sovietization of the United Kingdom.

A whistle-blower tells his story.

Britain begins to awake from a drugged sleep.

What talk-radio hosts think about race and immigration.

A leftist defense of Asian exclusion.

An ambitious report describes what we face.

Malaysia may have lessons for America.

Happy Day of the Vow.

Twenty years ago today.

A country that is doing just about everything wrong.

Samuel Francis’s address at the 2004 American Renaissance conference.

Can a black person be a “white racialist”?

Andrew Fraser's story.

And moral, too.

A long-time friend of the editor explains why he no longer reads American Renaissance.

Prison.

Or will it continue to build societies destined to explode?

The evil roots of today’s orthodoxy.

A look at Ethnopolitics by Sam Francis.

Ten years ago, whites catapulted the "Tea Party" into power.

Today marks fifteen years since France's 2005 "youth" riots.

What actually happens when races mix.

A report on mainstream immigration reform.