From the Harvard Crimson:
Lead Trial Lawyer for SFFA Criticizes Ruling in Harvard Admissions Lawsuit
By Camille G. Caldera, Crimson Staff WriterOctober 9, 2019
Students for Fair Admissions’s lead tri...
I couldn’t face watching three hours of Democrats jabbering at each other on Tuesday’s debate, but it was interesting that automation came up as a question from news person Erin Burnet (Transcript):
B...
See, earlier The Bell Curve, Ten Years After: It Tolls For Us, by Peter Brimelow
At Amazon:
Human Diversity: The Biology of Gender, Race, and Class
Hardcover or Kindle – January 28, 2020by Charles Mu...
From Canadian Broadcasting Corporation:
Mayor Tory condemns Toronto Public Library for booking speaker accused of transphobia
John Tory’s office unsuccessfully asked city librarian to reconsider deci...
The 1848 California Gold Rush brought streams of immigrants from all over the world to America’s latest frontier, and among them was arguably this nation’s first wave of Hispanic immigration—largely fr...
Richardo Duchesne is a Canadian who is considered dissident because he likes Canada, Canadian society, and Western Civilization in general. In the past this was more or less required for Canadian univ...
It is illegal to induce an alien to enter or remain in the United States illegally. It has been so for many years under Title 8 United States Code Section 1324, Bringing In or Harboring Certain Aliens....
The Radio Derb transcript is up for October 11. Go here to read or listen:
Playlist
00m50s The NBA ticks off the ChiComs. (The hypocrisy is hard to miss.)
07m34s A Sputnik Moment with China? (It wo...
From my new column in Taki’s Magazine:
Tough Testingby Steve Sailer, October 16, 2019
One of the less remarked-upon gender gaps is in college attendance: Young men have fallen far behind young women. ...
Shankar Nagappa Hangud has turned himself in for the killing of four members of his family, one of whose bodies he brought to the police station. Unusually, the story mentions that he's "East Indian d...
