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By today’s standards, many of America’s greatest men were rabid white supremacists.

The astonishing story of how the courts turned “civil rights” into racial preferences.

Sam Francis died fifteen years ago today. We still miss him.

White opposition to intermarriage.

Just as American blacks blame whites for their failures, Africans deny responsibility for the misery they bring on themselves.

Happy Black History Month!

An interview with the prominent Front National activist.

An eminent scholar sums up a lifetime of study.

How an all-American city became a beachhead for the third world.

The foundation that kept racial science alive.

How ideology is destroying the West.

A mirror image of our own.

A report on a recent radio appearance.

Thirty-five years ago today, one white man decided to defend himself.

Happy Day of the Covenant!

David Horowitz reports from the front lines in a new book.

"Equality" is a convenient cover for power-seeking elites.

Patrick Buchanan’s American Cause conference.

Is opinion shifting on immigration?

And its lessons for whites today.

A primer for white activists.

A look at America's most notorious black mayor.

A look at the writings of Galen.

A liberal lamb in radical wolf’s clothing.

Unlucky to be white.

A tie the mainstream media would rather ignore.

"The Last Best Place" for how much longer?

Nidal Hasan is part of a larger trend.

Was lynching a scandal or a system of justice or both?

Why some races are smarter than others.

Comments on Richard Lynn’s interpretation of the adoption study.

Dr. Jensen's detractors only strengthened his theories.

Our rival in the new century.

Happy Columbus Day!

Europeans must learn the importance of inclusive fitness.

Sam Dickson on white survival.

A reply to American nationalists.

Common sense in prominent places.

A new perspective on the need for separation.

Remembering Sibusiso Madubela's deadly anti-white rampage.

A review of A Race against Time: Racial Heresies for the Twenty-First Century.

A new form of political organization may be needed to save Western Civilization.

Even if you don't care about genetics, genetics care about you.

It is now 25 years old.

Thinking the unthinkable.

A Northern European perspective on survival.

How one military man woke up.

One of Sam T. Francis' finest essays.

Do inferior and superior “cultures” account for differences in wealth?

A look at the racial thought of Hegel, Kant, and other classic philosophers.

"The Immigration Solution: A Better Plan Than Today’s" — a perfect book for waverers.

An honest assessment.

The world-wide struggle for ethnic dominance.

And the seismic change of the last half century.

Criminologists have begun to shed the illusions of the 1960s.

Just the facts.

A look at Mark Krikorian's latest book.

Understanding the nature of racial differences.

A review of David Lyyken's The Antisocial Personalities.

The making and unmaking of the US.

A look at the environment vs. heredity debate.

On the racial realities of our nation and our time.

Liberal historian Arthur M. Schlesinger dances around uncomfortable truths.

At its current rate, it will become a Third-World nation even before the United States does.

A deeply subversive study of the laws of nationhood.

Remembering the wisdom of Oriana Fallaci.

An analysis of our era’s most dangerous illusion: that genes have no effect on human behavior.

A review of Carol Swain's Debating Immigration.

It's a black and white disease.

A look at the first five years of black rule.

The loyalty of a South African farm dog.

What testosterone does to men and women.

What can be done?

With the success of this weekend's conference, a look back at the first-ever AmRen gathering.

A review of David Armor's Forced Justice.