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Hispanic children still have the lowest rates.

Some patterns just can't be ignored.

And why has evolution been speeding up?

"Black people are not, in fact, immune to the coronavirus."

Why do they have such varied eye and hair color?

Could help explain why the Flynn Effect is lessening.

Throw the bums out.

"DNA ancestry tests can be problematic."

The key qualification for a reviewer? A closed mind.

Human evolution has gone into reverse.

And the revolution will start soon, says Charles Murray.

National Review's sensible review of Human Diversity.

The biology of sex, race, and class.

Blacks appear to be more sensitive than whites.

F. Roger Devlin on Richard Lynn's latest book.

Kevin MacDonald on European individualism.

Steve Sailer on Human Diversity.

Cancer isn't colorblind.

But says "the rabbinate must formulate written rules on the issue within a year."

Poor whites appear to be healthier than poor non-whites.

What's the politically correct word for "pygmy?"

And the NYT's squeamishness about reporting it.

A layman's guide.

The foundation that kept racial science alive.

Rare example of blacks and Asians having something in common.

Race matters.

A racial taxonomy of Central Asia.

I speak from experience.

A superb breakdown by F. Roger Devlin.

Genealogy is not a social construct.

Remembering the best in us.

Chinese court says researcher "crossed the bottom line of ethics."

Some scientific facts are more equal than others.

Study wisely categorizes "Hispanics" into more precise sub-groups.

Perhaps as little as 3,400 years ago.

A Leftist takes the blue pill.

Before turning one year old.

DNA told a tale on me.

Aspirin is not colorblind.

And here we thought "racism" caused high black heart disease.

It’s your duty to yourself and to society.

January was the last time he was seen in public.

"The present article identifies ten common arguments for why the hereditarian hypothesis is racist and demonstrates that each one is fallacious."

"We find that whole brain task activation patterns are a highly effective basis for prediction of intelligence."

Spoiler: Race is real.

New paper shows most experts don’t believe in the blank slate.

The Atlantic coast crushes the Midwest.

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

A conversation with Davide Piffer.

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

It's "a systemic problem where hard/lab science is valued over applied/patient-focused science."

Why some races are smarter than others.

Comments on Richard Lynn’s interpretation of the adoption study.

Dr. Jensen's detractors only strengthened his theories.

Europeans must learn the importance of inclusive fitness.

Noah Carl wrote about the link between IQ and genes.

A review of A Race against Time: Racial Heresies for the Twenty-First Century.

Study finds the dumb got dumber and the smart smarter.

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

Study finds 20-25 percent of the black-white IQ gap may be explained by known intelligence-related gene variants.

Study finds that, in the UK, just one white person in 3,652 is inbred.

It is now 25 years old.

Here’s proof of the double standard.

How races differ in deviant behavior.

They can have a "devastating effect" on native habitats.

Race realism is a false as flat-earthism — but much more dangerous.

Just the facts.

Understanding the nature of racial differences.

“The individuals honoured are commemorated not on political grounds but for discoveries that laid the foundations of several new sciences.”

A review of David Lyyken's The Antisocial Personalities.

What the future holds for our species.

A look at the environment vs. heredity debate.

The premise is that half of attraction is based on DNA.

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.