Archive | Racial Differences

“By lending his Harvard credentials to Aporia, Pinker contributes to the normalisation and spread of dangerous, discredited ideas.”

The Indian-Korean girl struggles to find a compatible donor.

Science you will never hear about.

"The groups they intended to help are not taking or passing advanced math at higher rates than before."

Straight talk from an Indian.

"They are concerned about flawed research being used to support racist ideology."

"Racism" is, naturally, the most likely culprit.

Cambridge University pushes back the frontiers of knowledge.

The specter of race realism is haunting the UK.

A critique by Nathan Cofnas.

The Guardian points and sputters.

It can’t be fun to be afraid of your own data.

“You look at Haiti, you look at the demographic makeup, you look at the average I.Q."

An article by Jared Taylor in Aporia magazine.

He wants a precedent that protects “the right of academics to express politically incorrect views about race."

The Atlantic worries that people are "noticing."

“Sport is very Eurocentric."

"Because of the predominance of blacks in pro basketball, the sport is rapidly disintegrating into a one-on-one sport."

Surprisingly even-handed account from The Times.

Race realism is "like having a flat earther on the physics faculty — it's embarrassing."

"It was never one thing only that led me to become a race realist."

Look before you leap.

Lying by omission has gotten us to this point.

They're ignorant and terrified of HBD.

Excellent arguments carefully laid out.

Will Amy Wax's tormentors finally be embarrassed into backing down?

How Time wrote about the IQ gap 22 years ago.

A portrait of the "Roma."

Breaking the most destructive taboo.

It's not just nonsense. It’s vicious nonsense.

Blacks with one copy of the gene were 50 percent more likely to develop Parkinson's.

The drugs fail to realize that race is a social construct.

Up to $2 million payouts for being a member of a low-IQ group.

Data-based decision-making can often be "racist."

"Nearly all the ideologically driven distortions of biology come from one mindset: radical egalitarianism."

"You're essentially walking where there's land mines."

“Racial intelligence differences are real, large, crucial for understanding American society, and not going away anytime soon.”

A mainstream observer points out the color of crime.

Scientists demand the censorship of science.

Inviting Jared Taylor to speak is one of the many supposed offenses.

Black congressman attacks Jared Taylor by name.

Nicholas Wade is a sinner for believing in the biological basis of race.

Nathan Cofnas pulls no punches.

Fred Reed takes a poke at cold-winters theory.

The long-dead academic believed in racial differences.

The explanation you’re not supposed to know about.

It just follows the science.

A view from the big house.

Now to find if the frequencies vary by race.

Latest results are on a paid substack.

Nathan Cofnas replies to his critics.

Outrage ensues.

Leftists get professor fired for studying racial differences.

Our rulers want us to profess the preposterous.

That pesky social construct is acting up again.

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

But they can’t hide the truth forever.

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

My long, long journey to race realism.

No news beats bad news.

A valuable corrective.

A scientist's view.

An official 1925 Army report.

Experience and exhaustion opened my eyes.

"[Scientists] should put their backs and their scientific talents into breaking down systemic racism"

Some patterns cannot be ignored.

"By five, white children are strongly biased in favour of whiteness."

A report on the 2004 American Renaissance conference.

The program can predict race with 90 percent accuracy.

Record turnout for 2002 American Renaissance conference.

What the monument's removal means for us.

Some observations.

Study finds 13 variants that distinguish Asian and European faces.

Amy Wax on non-white envy.

A racial look at the Olympics.