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“I can’t breathe.”
The last words of George Floyd.
“I can’t breathe.”
The last words of Henry Nowak.
Henry Nowak was an 18-year-old Englishman, a student of Polish descent, and was studying for a degree in Accounting and Finance at Southampton University, England. (more…)
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The Young Turks‘ Ana Kasparian recently raised a few eyebrows with her rejection of wokeness and the Democratic Party. Tim Pool provides an excellent rundown; but long story short, Kasparian was forced to deal with the malignant dishonesty of the Left and didn’t like it one bit. She was sexually assaulted in her neighborhood and had the temerity to write about it. (more…)
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Jeremy Carl
The Unprotected Class: How Anti-White Racism Is Tearing America Apart
New York: Regnery, 2024
Instauration, an underground newsletter that ran from 1975 through 2000, used to have a section called “Stirrings,” where editor Wilmot Robertson featured examples of our people pushing back against anti-whiteness. These brief write-ups were often about local activist groups forming, or academics who questioned certain aspects of racial orthodoxy. (more…)
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Has a major American publisher ever — and I mean even once — released a book written by an impoverished rural Caucasian that examines the multifarious neuroses and prejudices of urban Jews? If so, can you tell me how I’d go about ordering such a book? (more…)
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Part 3 of 3 (Part 1 here, Part 2 here)
Is police brutality really about race?
I’ll give the chapter’s title a short answer. Of course police brutality is about race. After all, remember the Prime Directive! “It is about race if a person of color thinks it is about race.” Multitudes of them believe that police brutality is about race, and that makes it true; modus ponens, QED. (more…)
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Part 1 of 3 (Part 2 here)
Ijeoma Oluo has been an up and coming commentator since her breakout moment during the Rachel Dolezal brouhaha. Among a number of topics in her journalistic career, her major specialty is writing about being black. (Of course, right?) Her first book, published in 2018, is So You Want to Talk About Race.
Her brother Ahamefule provided some biographical details in an article with the evocative title “My Father Is an African Immigrant and My Mother Is a White Girl from Kansas and I Am Not the President of the United States.” (more…)
Michelle Wu
Michelle Wu
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When the unlovely little twig of a woman named Michelle Wu was first elected as Boston’s first non-white, non-male mayor two years ago, people were griping that she wasn’t black. But the night she was elected, she strode defiantly toward the microphone to tell Beantown residents that she welcomed them all with her skinny yellow arms: (more…)
For the right price, Ibram X. Kendi will explain to you how everything that isn’t explicitly antiracist is racist.
For the right price, Ibram X. Kendi will explain to you how everything that isn’t explicitly antiracist is racist.
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Not long ago, Ibram Xolani Kendi — formerly Henry Rogers — was at the cutting edge of the burgeoning “anti-racism” industry. He and other high-ranking professional activists already were treated as sagacious specialists in race relations and lauded as public intellectuals. Then his career went into overdrive during the George Fentanyl tantrum of mid-2020, followed by the media’s unprecedented outpouring of anti-white bile since then.
Had things continued on this trajectory without a hitch, it’s anyone’s guess as to what lofty heights he might have attained. Could he have followed in Barack Obama’s footsteps? (more…)
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Southern Nationalist and Identity Dixie founder Padraig Martin, who I interviewed last year, recently published an article which hit close to home for me. (more…)
Image from the Bessemer, Alabama Police Department.
Image from the Bessemer, Alabama Police Department.
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Just as Rodney King was beaten over the head with Los Angeles Police Department batons — but far more relentlessly and viciously than King Rodney was, because he only got it for about five minutes — (more…)
Charlie Kirk: gone rogue or trying to hijack the dissident Right?
Charlie Kirk: gone rogue or trying to hijack the dissident Right?
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There have recently been stories about how this or that mainstream conservative commentator is some kind of closet and/or ex-dissident Rightist, or is consuming dissident Right content on the down low. In March, liberals raked Tucker Carlson over the coals after leaked internal text messages revealed that he had read a Takimag article by notorious “Holocaust denier” David Cole and commented favorably on it. And then last month, a hot mic recording of Daily Wire star Matt Walsh surfaced in which he could be heard making “demographics are destiny” arguments about how non-whites would not be able to maintain America’s Anglo-Saxon culture. (more…)
