Year: 2012

by Peter Brimelow We just found my November 1992 American Spectator review of Invisible Victims, Frederick R. Lynch’s seminal study of the impact of affirmative action (a.k.a.) quotas on white males. Quotas are a zero-sum […]

by Dr. Helen Yes, this is the headline of a Washington Post column (you may need a subscription to view it) about–you guessed it–women who do too much (thanks to the reader who emailed the […]

“Long live our race! Long live the Whites!” France’s Bloc Identitaire (Identitarian Bloc) held its convention at the beginning of November in Orange, Provence. This was just two weeks after the party’s youth movement Génération […]

by Jeff Goodall “(The) city of Hamburg signed a ‘treaty’ with organizations representing its Islamic population… The ‘treaty’ features a series of concessions, not by the Muslims to secular authority, but by the secular government […]

by Xavier Lerma Putin in 2009 outlined his strategy for economic success. Alas, poor Obama did the opposite but nevertheless was re-elected. Bye, bye Miss American Pie. The Communists have won in America with Obama […]

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2012-11-26

Greg Lukianoff, president of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, on the battle for free speech on college campuses. 2012-11-26

2012-11-26

by L. Crane Back in 2010, Dateline NBC showcased the touching story of the Friends and Neighbors Food Pantry in Cooleville, Ohio.(1) While no response came from the White House to the children’s paper-plate-written pleas […]