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Sam Francis died ten years ago today, but his writing and analyses are more valuable than ever.

State senator complains that he isn't fully black.

British Muslims were told not voting for him was a sin.

Asians vote as they are told by elders.

He says Democrats should return to their roots: Roosevelt, Truman, and Jackson.

He is a devious, power-hungry, racial zealot.

Just 5 percent of majority-white districts are represented by non-whites.

Four million people born abroad will vote in Britain's May elections.

A federal holiday for this man?

Controversy over AmRen essay reaches Britain.

Demographic change will make it hard for the GOP to win the presidency in 2016.

GOP bureaucrat dared to cite American Renaissance.

Celebrating whiteness is always wrong.

Surprisingly, Republican leaders are standing up for him.

Black challenger says Rahm Emanuel is trying to suppress black voters.

The ship-wrecked New Republic was a racist rag all along.

Black, Hispanic, and Asian staffers team up.

If only they would stay out.

If Mary Landrieu loses, there will be no Democrat senators in the South.

Is there a way to reform the GOP?

Professor at University of Maryland realizes what is happening.

Republicans not tolerant of diversity of views.

Sen. Paul thinks the GOP can get a third of the black vote in 2016.

Pollster: "The racial gap gets wider every time we ask."

An analysis of the 2014 elections.

We may have one last chance.

Thomas Sowell sees political calculation in all the noise about school suspensions.

Fight broke out over $23-million upgrade to Jacob Zuma's home.

Republicans use Voting Rights Act to defend racial gerrymandering.

Pat Buchanan says ethnonationalism is taking root in the South.

Working-class whites voted for Republican House candidates by a 61-31 margin.

Non-white women and girls will receive special treatment from the government.

Senate Democrats lost an average 10 points with whites compared to 2008.

"Let us think big about what Britons of all backgrounds can achieve."

But not thanks to black voters.

Will Hispanics forgive Obama for putting off amnesty by executive order?

A conversation with F. Roger Devlin.

One flier says voting is the only thing that can "prevent another Ferguson."

They also pay less attention to public affairs.

Hispanics say, "We won’t take any more excuses."

He's the first white head of state in Africa since F.W. de Klerk.

Politics is more than economics.

"Hope and change" have long been forgotten.

Data suggest they might.

“Conservative” and “liberal” explain very little.

Blacks support him more than Hispanics do.

Central Florida used to be solidly Republican.

Whites are twice as likely as blacks to say they own guns.

The campaign is sponsored by the US Chamber of Commerce.

He agonizes over "white privilege" and his "proclivity for dominance."

“Does a councilperson have to be black to represent black voters?”

“When our party looks like America . . . we're going to win again."

This is true for Hispanics and Asians.

Russell Pierce had proposed Norplant for Medicaid recipients.

Guarantees executive amnesty before year's end.

Democrats are running fewer non-whites than Republicans.

Can't have "old white guys" passing the laws.

"I am also a black man."

Liberals choose more feminine names for their sons.

Regulations will especially benefit blacks.

An insider’s look at the 1968 presidential campaign.

"When immigrants are Hispanic, white Americans worry a lot more."

After a $25 million present to the United Negro College Fund.

And warns that a wave of "brown power" is coming.

And the stakes are higher than he realizes.

Rep. Mo Brooks hopes we can get beyond race.

Columnist says "disassociation of whiteness and American-ness" is "the key to our survival."

Accuses Democrats of saying whites "hate everybody else."

"Conservatism" takes on a whole new dimension.

Is Rand Paul playing to blacks or to other Republicans?

For some Minneapolis voters, what matters is that "He's Somali. He's a Muslim."

They're stoking fears of voter suppression to boost turnout.

Did Republicans pay for ads calling tea party activists "racist?"

Party and former candidate will appeal.

He says we're still a "nation of cowards."