Wajahat Ali
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Wajahat Ali
White survival depends on having a clearly defined white identity. Great damage has occurred from the intentional blurring of the boundaries between the races. Too often, otherwise reasonable whites have been lulled to think there are no such boundaries. They commit fuzzy thinking such as “not all of them are like that,” “we all want the same things,” “diversity is our strength,” “the colorblind meritocratic society is the fairest,” and so on. (more…)
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The recent trend of adding words such as broughtupsy and carry-go-bring-come—terms originating from Jamaican dialect into the Oxford English Dictionary represents a significant degradation of the English language. While dictionaries are, by their nature, descriptive rather than prescriptive, the deliberate inclusion of colloquialisms over abstract, sophisticated, and idea-laden words signals a shift in what is considered “worthy” of codification. (more…)
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Wayne Au
Critical Curriculum Studies: Education, Consciousness, and the Politics of Knowing
New York: Routledge, 2012
I fear that I have ignored Schopenhauer’s maxim: “A precondition for reading good books is not reading bad ones, for life is short.” However, the challenge with his guidance is determining whether a book, especially a more niche or obscure title, is good or bad without reading it. (more…)
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Guess what Great Britain’s National Education Union (NEU) might be? That’s right, it’s the main national educational union for teachers in Great Britain. The odd thing is, though, for a supposedly “national” organization, it does not appear very much to believe in the validity of the existence of the British nation state at all, at least not as a continuing homeland for the British people. (more…)
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Throughout modern discourse, a striking double standard exists regarding racial self-segregation or the creation of racially homogeneous communities. When black Americans, motivated by perceived or actual experiences of discrimination, establish all-black settlements or spaces, these actions are rarely framed as problematic. They are often presented as expressions of cultural solidarity, attempts to build safe havens, or experiments in self-determination. (more…)
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Last month Sydney Sweeney stirred up a storm by starring in an American Eagle ad, designed to promote the fall 2025 AE fashion line, which featured the phrase, “Sydney Sweeney has Great Jeans.” The wordplay centers on the obvious homonym of jeans and genes – and, from my perspective, the ads were clearly done in a tongue-in-cheek manner. (more…)
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A new book aims to rescue the ancient Germanic tribes of the past from a pernicious, Nazi-era myth: that they were in any way German at all. The True History of the Germanic Peoples: Beyond Myth and Völkisch Ideology by prehistorian Karl Banghard, hopes to show how the ancient Germanic tribes who famously defeated the legions of Rome in the Teutoburg Forest in 9AD were not really the warrior hordes of the popular imagination but a bunch of peaceful, communistic “ragbag hippies.” Anyone prejudiced enough to believe otherwise, the text explains, has just fallen for a racist, Nazi-era fable. (more…)
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Being a nationalist activist is difficult. You can think about nationalism and more effective methods for nationalists every day, you can make websites, stickers, graphics, go to demonstrations, concerts, write to political prisoners, be a member of nationalist organizations, donate money to “Our Cause.” (more…)
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The release of the new Jurassic World: Rebirth this week reminded me of the time in 2015 when a previous movie in the franchise was laughably smeared as being racist against Pakistanis. Simply called Jurassic World, some of the main celluloid baddies in this one were from a species named Pachycephalosaurus, [1] called Pakis for short by the blockbuster’s human characters. (more…)
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In recent decades, white farmers in South Africa have found themselves at the intersection of escalating violence and an increasingly hostile government policy. Far from being relics of a bygone era, these farmers are vital to South Africa’s food security and rural economy. (more…)
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Last month, a 2018 clip of Somali Minnesota Representative Ilhan Omar resurfaced on X in which she, in typical fashion, bashed white men. This in itself was unremarkable. We all know that pale males have been the bête noir of left for decades how, especially given how the biggest obstacles to leftist power tend to be white men on the right. (more…)
