Tag: DEI

An AI generated photo mocking AI generated ethnic literature.

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It turns out AI-generated “literary” slop existed long before there was any real electronic AI around to even generate it—the pre-Chat GPT-era artificial intelligence in question belonging to black and brown people.

In 2005, the prestigious British literary magazine Granta ran an essay by a black Kenyan author with the only seemingly AI-generated name Binyavanga Wainaina. Called How To Write About Africa, it did not consist simply of the single word “DON’T!” but was a long and sarcastic list of literary clichés culled straight from prize-winning pieces about the continent which, in Wainaina’s view, did not deserve to have won any prizes at all. (more…)

Nigel Farage. Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.

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White people and black people differ in many ways, and one of these differences is coming to the fore. The difference is one of perception. Whereas black people merely believe they have a white problem, because they are taught that they do, white people increasingly know they have a black problem, even if they are not permitted to talk about it. Black people are told, constantly, that white people are a clear and present danger to their people (despite the fact that they are far more dangerous to one another). (more…)

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Conservatives are finally seeing the results of what has been a long overdue reckoning with diversity, equity, and inclusion. Across the economy and the wider institutional landscape, once enthusiastic champions of race-based preference are now retrenching. Major corporations like Walmart, Lowe’s, Meta, and others are scaling back their diversity, equity and inclusion programs amid legal and political pressure. Walmart has abandoned its formal DEI commitments and begun phasing out racial equity initiatives.  (more…)

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Duncan Smith
The Surprising Liberation
Sydney: Alfadex Books, 2025

Who ultimately runs the world? That depends on who you ask. But one thing is clear; someone does. Even if we can’t look into the inner chambers of power and see who is working the levers, we can at least agree that there is power. Someone is exercising it, and they are probably not doing so for our good. That there exists such power is provable by its effects; By his works shall ye know him, and those works are many. (more…)

Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

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The following letter has been sent out to political leaders and others involved in parliamentary politics in Canada. The letter is addressed to current members of the political establishment in Canada with the purpose of presenting the case for why replacing liberal social policy with nationalistic social policy is in Canada’s best interests geopolitically.

Dear political leaders and all with such aspirations,

In January of this year, Prime Minister Mark Carney spoke of the end of the era of the rules-based international order which emerged following WWII in his speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. He stressed the need to reevaluate Canada’s position in the changing world and our relationship with great world powers, most notably the United States. (more…)

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Marina Nitze & Nick Sinai
Hack Your Bureaucracy: Get Things Done No Matter What Your Role on Any Team
New York: Hachette Books, 2022

Bureaucracies have a bad reputation. But they are everywhere, and most of the time they are quietly keeping civilization on track. The waiting room at the Department of Motor Vehicles is a living hell, but the wider bureaucracy that is the DMV tracks and verifies the true ownership of automobiles, provides documents proving a person is who he says he is, and collects revenue to pay for road expansions and repairs. (more…)

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A growing number of people are discussing Jacob Savage’s recent essay in Compact, “The Lost Generation,” not because it flatters its subjects, but because it names a reality that has lingered beneath elite professional life for more than a decade. The piece examines a cohort of millennial white men whose careers stalled just as they entered media, academia, and cultural institutions, coinciding with an explicit shift toward demographic preference in hiring. (more…)

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Paul Ingrassia

In my last Nationalism This Week, I covered the Politico hit piece on the Young Republican racist group chats leaked by Gavin Wax, who coincidentally is Jewish. Reportedly, Wax obtained the chats by blackmailing a member of the New York Young Republicans. Predictably, Leftists howled for blood, and cuckservatives obediently complied. (more…)

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The Trump administration has taken tangible steps to fight its internal enemies. The president and his officials have attacked the strongholds and redoubts of the entrenched Left both in the halls of power and in society more generally. They have realized that the radical Left has subsumed the entire Left and should be treated as the same hostile entity. (more…)

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Conservatives often direct their criticisms at Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives by highlighting how these programs may erode merit-based systems and promote ideological conformity. While these concerns are valid, the arguments typically presented are incomplete. By failing to acknowledge the deeper causes of group disparities in educational and professional achievement, conservative critiques remain superficial and ineffective. (more…)

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In the contemporary push toward inclusivity, the moral claims of diversity politics are rarely interrogated. Cloaked in the rhetoric of fairness and justice, the diversity agenda promises a more equitable society, one that accommodates the marginalized and recognizes the value of different perspectives. (more…)

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The recent decline in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs has exposed a harsh reality: black women are facing disproportionate job losses. While supporters claim DEI is a moral imperative, its removal indicates that many black professionals, especially women, relied on artificial hiring preferences rather than competitive skills. (more…)

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Here comes the sun. Oh, wait…

One has to feel a grudging admiration for the dedication shown by the British government to making the lives of the people it was elected to serve as onerous as possible. Each day, the question on the nation’s lips is, “What are they going to spoil today?” (more…)