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"I now contemplate leaving DC for one of the surrounding quieter and whiter suburbs."

From a black high school to a multicultural military.

"Why I believed otherwise is now hard to understand."

A teacher opines.

One woman's story.

A sweet, polite, and respectful girl.

"[T]here is no area in Seoul where I would hesitate to walk at any time, day or night."

"I don't tell my friends and family any of this because they would label me as a 'racist.'”

My long, long journey to race realism.

Public school in Seattle.

A classic statement of blindness.

I hissed right back.

A white member of a "rainbow" family tells all.

This could lead to divorce.

Who can deny it?

"[B]ut the media couldn’t be less interested."

A tale of demographic change.

Or does he?

"[N]or the very clear disdain for white people we see from the media on a regular basis."

"He explained to the cops that white people are the devil."

Experience and exhaustion opened my eyes.

"[H]e sat me down and told me all about my white race."

Some patterns cannot be ignored.

A letter from a Philadelphia ghetto.

A look at demographic displacement in the Pacific Northwest.

"I’m over it. You can’t help people who don’t want to be helped."

A racial education.

"You are more likely to see the police in London at a gay pride march than attending to your burgled apartment."

"One tenant went to prison for murder the day he was supposed to move in."

A British view.

Observations from an Alabaman.

Some observations.

Black crime in the big city.

"In 2019, I started looking online for 'counter-narratives' to the anti-white ones I was being taught."

"What could an organization accomplish whose focus was to help disadvantaged white people in disadvantaged white communities?"

"Long term, the only viable solution is total separation."

"You don't have to be a Liberal or Conservative to notice what happens when whites get outnumbered."

Black animosity can appear in many different places.

A tale of awakening.

"On this cold morning he decided to punch me as hard as he could in the shoulder."

"I really began to question racial liberalism when Trayvon Martin was shot and the ensuing media frenzy began."

"It is sad to say, but many here do not wish to see reality, and therefore hide from it."

"I started to notice things . . . "

It cost me my daughter.

"At a minimum, the Bible takes note of the differences among different peoples."

"[T]he police informed me I was living in the equivalent of the Wild Wild West."

A lesson in race.

Some patterns can't be ignored.

Too many double standards.

A tale of demographic change.

The debate that changed everything.

"[B]lacks are different by almost any measure from all other people."

It was a long journey.

A tale of miscegenation and identity.

When you need cheap housing, you meet all sorts.

I used to be naïve, gullible, and trusting.

All I knew was Uncle Toms’s Cabin and the KKK.

Fanciful idealism crashed against brutal reality.

Integration at its worst.

It takes an unusual person to be a race realist.

Race matters, no matter where you go.

"I can honestly say I have met some characters whom I consider to be beasts without souls"

"When it came time for me to enter junior high, my parents hatched a plan."

Gregory Hood's story.

One millennial's story.

"I've learned it's actually very easy to not be 'racist' when you don't have to live around blacks."

Not all are deceived.

"The best cure for delusions about race is to expose yourself to blacks."

"I want back my city! My streets! My ocean!"

Books have consequences.

"Blacks beat whites for no reason, and shook them down for pocket change."

. . . and then I read The Bell Curve.

A story of integration and disintegration.

"[W]hen push comes to shove, my guess is that race trumps sexual identity."

"My hatred of the Democrat Party was growing, but I just couldn’t see how race factored into it."