https://twitter.com/mattyglesias/status/980138784141475841Doesn’t the Theory of Intersectionality posit that you deserve more Diversity Pokemon Points for being black and female than for being black an...
From the New York Times an interview with geneticist David Reich (whose new book Who We Are and How We Got Here I reviewed in Taki’s Magazine.)
How to Talk About ‘Race’ and GeneticsBy David ReichMarch ...
Adapted from the latest Radio Derb, available exclusively on VDARE.comI recently got to meet social psychologist Lee Jussim [Email him] of Rutgers University. Back in 2001 I had reviewed a book Dr. Jus...
01m34s — Foreign elections: Czechia. (Another anti-establishment revolt.)06m44s — Foreign elections: Japan. (Where even the elites like being Japanese!)11m08s — Foreign elections: Kenya. (Tribalism, dy...
Heather Mac Donald recently exposed the junk science behind the “Implicit Association Test” in a piece entitled “Are We All Unconscious Racists?” Her answer—“No”—is good, but it could have been better....
The recovery of DNA from ancient skeletons has been happening over the last 15 years primarily in Europe, where the cool weather helps preserve old DNA. But now scientists have samples from 16 old dead...
From The Atlantic:
How Intelligence Leads to StereotypingA new study complicates the trope of the stupid bigot.OLGA KHAZAN JUL 29, 2017 SCIENCE… Racists stereotype other people, for the most part, but ...
A study found adults see black girls as ‘less innocent,’ shocking everyone but black moms (by Jonita Davis, July 13, 2017).Actually, I wasn't shocked at all. Maybe if so many black girls didn't have ch...
From The Atlantic:
Do White College Students Believe Stereotypes About Minorities?Researchers found that they bought into the trope that Asian Americans are more competent, and blacks and Latinos need ...
Uh-oh. A commenter at the Richmond Times-Dispatch is guilty of stereotyping. His crime is in a story about the brave heroes of law enforcement and the judiciary smashing a cigarette smuggling ring that...
