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This could lead to more "white privilege."

Our views were dismissed as "hate."

But they'll get better with further research.

Garrett Hardin tackles questions most choose to ignore.

Polygenic scores might prove differences in IQ are due to genes, and some people don’t want to know.

Authors say it's because improvement in the quality of schooling has stopped.

“Race matters a lot more to most people than they're willing to admit.”

Title was "Let’s Break a Taboo, Part II."

A distinguished scientist cuts through the egalitarian fog.

The fertility industry is openly eugenic.

Will there be progress for our species?

Applying the laws of genetics.

Not all nations are afraid of eugenics.

This book, and its reception, mark an important intellectual breakthrough.

The full speeches are now available.

Ethicists worry about "designer babies."

The high-stakes race for a better future.

Leftist claims Charles Murray and Jared Taylor are the new eugenicists.

Churchill understood the threat to the West.

An essay on the dysgenic savagery of war.

They want children who are taller, smarter, and lighter skinned.

Punjabi-speakers abort girls so they can have boys.

Step father: "It can happen to the best parents."

How quickly could the racial gap have evolved?

Genotyping and dating services will soon become intertwined.

Study suggests "education genes" inversely correlated with fertility.

California sterilized 20,000 people.

Gains in IQ are starting to reverse in several countries.

Lothrop Stoddard and "The Rising Tide of Color."

A basic understanding of genetics and heritability is "dangerous."

And eugenics will be easier than ever.

Two documentaries try to explain the Clintons.

Researcher finds direct evidence of dysgenic breeding.

Chinese will use gene-editing technique to treat previously incurable lung cancer.

From 2006 to 2014, rates for blacks and Hispanics fell about 50 percent.

Richard Lynn reflects on a career of discovery and controversy.

But they wouldn't be allowed to live more than 14 days.

Or it won't be foolproof, at least.

Some want a temporary ban on the technology.

Scientists from 20 countries are gathering to discuss gene editing.

Implants and IUDS work even on the feckless.

Company says pre-pregnancy tests could become as common as ultrasound.

Advanced techniques for improving our species.

Some fear the research will lead to eugenics.

Drug companies seek cures in the DNA of people with rare genetic mutations.

New gene-editing technique is "turning everything on its head."

Gene technology could be used to create "designer babies."

Leading science journals cited ethics in rejecting paper on editing human embryonic genes.

He tells whites to preserve themselves.

State of Tennessee has sterilized four criminals in the last five years.

Americans have the right to know their genetic profiles.

Americans don't think a baby's genes should be altered to increase intelligence.

A second woman would supply healthy mitochondrial DNA.

Developing countries will soon be emitting the most green-house gases.

Want a beautiful, intelligent, blue-eyed baby? Science could let you choose.

An excellent suggestion from the Left.

More possibilities for eugenics.

Prevents conception for one month.

Eugenics, the future of genetic research, and academic closemindedness.

The Flynn effect has probably been masking dysgenic trends.

Dysgenics may be playing a role.

Critics say it calls to mind the "discredited pseudoscience called eugenics."

Prosecutor says sterilization "might be in the commonwealth's interest."

Blacks "targeted" in the US as well.

The testament of one of the last great WASPs.

Says this will "threaten our humanity."

We re-post a classic.

Says John Derbyshire.

There is a simple solution: Norplant.

The troublesome persistence of genes and race.

The method is already being used to screen for genetic diseases.

"If we ever do decide to genetically modify people, this is the tool to do it with."

This is not controversial in China.

What you can do to help.

He asks: “Are we prepared to select out the imperfect among us?”