Archive | Eugenics and Dysgenics

“One of the biggest problems is that it normalises this idea of ‘superior’ and ‘inferior’ genetics.”

Undergrads now have an average IQ of 102.

Outlet is horrified Jared Taylor attended a pro-natalist conference.

Serious prescriptions for a species in decline.

Is this ‘The Great Replacement’ or something else?

Even Union infantrymen aren't safe.

Is there hope for our species?

Richard died this week, age 93.

The threat of genetic deterioration.

The racial wisdom of the ancient Greeks.

The group will no longer name awards after past scientists due to their "problematic history."

A look at Brazil.

The Washington Post is concerned black women may have to resort to biracial children.

A review of Richard Lynn's Dysgenics.

"Polygenic scores that predict higher earnings, education and health also predict lower fertility."

University erases supporters of the Confederacy and eugenics.

Happy Birthday to one of the greatest scientific minds in human history.

What are its causes?

Lessons for identitarians.

A powerful film (and book) against egalitarianism.

The APA grovels for approving of intelligence tests that "discriminated against people of color."

What to do about it.

Immigration makes the "Dutch" shrink.

"If eugenics truly is a slippery slope, then the Left should join the Right in enforcing bans on abortion."

What good is activism if you can’t blame whitey?

Conservatives must demand free speech or face extinction.

Racial socialism, radical environmentalism, and honest journalists.

Company is working with the Chinese military to improve "population quality."

"[Madison] Grant used his privilege to advocate for and influence the development of discriminatory laws impacting millions."

Thirty-three percent of children in Britain with genetic birth defects are Pakistani.

What the latest science tells us.

The offending scholar was to argue that "genetics determines most social outcomes."

University wants to "publicly and unambiguously repudiate any shade of affiliation with eugenics."

"UCL considers its history of involvement in eugenics to be in direct contradiction to its founding values of equality."

American media finally notice demographic replacement.

Black identity, homosexuality, and eugenics.

Stopes supported sterilization of the "hopelessly rotten and racially diseased."

Policy blueprint allegedly sets a goal to "upgrade population quality."

Surely, this is some form of hate.

She has two adopted Haitian children and a son with Downs Syndrome.

One of the most taboo topics AR covers.

He understood too much about race and eugenics.

Happy birthday to the great American racialist.

Its dysgenic tendencies boost group cohesion.

The innovative and influential professor was born 115 years ago today.

And why has evolution been speeding up?

An estimated 20 million black babies have been aborted since 1973.

You know who else believed eugenics worked? Hitler!

He dared to say “Intelligence is largely inherited and it correlates with better outcomes."

Human evolution has gone into reverse.

The foundation that kept racial science alive.

It’s your duty to yourself and to society.

January was the last time he was seen in public.

How leftist conformity is destroying Sweden.

And not only for dogs and horses.

The famous economist worried about his race.

It may soon be possible to select traits for babies before they're born.

It's already been used to edit the genes that cause sickle cell anemia, cystic fibrosis, and Tay-Sachs disease.

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

A review of David Lyyken's The Antisocial Personalities.

What the future holds for our species.

A look at the environment vs. heredity debate.

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

Acute observations on race, immigration, eugenics, and the future of the West.

Putin: “I agree we need migrants, but preferably well-educated Slavs of a fertile age.”

What can be done?

An evolutionary view.

What cloning and beyond could mean for our species.

A look at Robert Wright's The Moral Animal: Evolutionary Psychology and Everyday Life.

When science contradicts liberal dogma, the scientists must be punished.

A look at Roger Pearson's Heredity and Humanity.

Yet another Nobel Laureate who saw the truth.

Happy birthday to Anthony Ludovici.

A landmark study of a growing problem.

On traditionalism, free markets, Christianity, and the European Union.