From the Daily Beast:
Japan Needs ‘Foreigner Blood’ Like Naomi Osaka’s
Japan embraced ‘half’-Japanese and Haitian-American the new tennis superstar after she beat Serena Williams, but Japan’s governme...
The below article about the town of Chester, New York, which is a little over 60 miles north of New York City, is actually an inspirational reminder that people can wake up to demographic threats.
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A few days ago I wrote:
Personally, I suspect that Bill and Melinda Gates know about and worry about African overpopulation more than I do, and they are playing a complex 4-D chess game to try to do s...
In my earlier post I used the phrase "pathological altruism." The phrase has been around for a few years: since at least 1984, according to the book (published 2011 ... Jared Taylor reviewed it at AmR...
It is well-known by students of organized crime and immigration that Italian immigration, particularly from Sicily and Naples, has not been an unmixed blessing. Here's a story from Politico about the a...
From The Atlantic in its pre-clickbait days:
The Other Underclass
Most people think of inner-city poverty as a black phenomenon. But it is also alarmingly high among Puerto Ricans, the worst-off ethn...
om The Atlantic:
The Dilemma of Teaching Race in High-School Biology
The way science classes talk about—or gloss over—the science of human difference could risk reinforcing students’ misperceptions.
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Accuser can’t remember what year it was, probably in early 1980s, when both were in high school, but says she told her marriage counselor about it in 2012.
According to The Megaphone, this is Incredibl...
This is pretty woozy stuff, but from Raw Story, we learn the shocking truth: Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh had a high school buddy in the 1980s named Mark Judge who in 2014 didn’t wholly believ...
Over at the Quillette website (of which I offered a not-unfavorable mention in last week's Radio Derb) Leon Hadar has an interesting pro-nationalist review of Yoram Hazony's new book The Virtue of Nati...
