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The Chauvin verdict is obviously a grotesque miscarriage of justice, enabling Leftist whites to feel that their sins of racism are forgiven, at least for a while, by atoning for the death of St. George Floyd, the sinless Son of Man; and enabling America’s Totalitarian Left to continue its Mao-style Cultural Revolution in America. Unfortunately, however, such verdicts are likely to become the norm as the jury system buckles under the influx of women, minorities and—perhaps ultimately most alarming—a decline in average IQ among whites. The twelve members of the Chauvin jury consisted of f...

a- Unexpectedly, Anti-Defamation League chief Jonathan Greenblatt’s attack on Fox’s Tucker Carlson for daring to mention the fact that current immigration policy is Electing A New People blew up in his face. Even Greenblatt’s predecessor Abe Foxman voiced public disagreement, if only because he fears totally alienating the network [ , by Dominic Mastrangelo, The Hill, April 14, 2021]. But Carlson’s devastating riposte pointed out that the ADL itself opposes the Great Replacement…in Israel. It just supports it for America. Did the ADL really think it could get away with this blatant...

A Time for White Leadership Ryan Andrews, Affirmative Right, February 27, 2021 With the passing of Rush Limbaugh, this feels like the right moment to reflect on the legacy of talk-radio conservatism—an “alternative right” which preceded us—and to consider how we might succeed where they failed. In their bones, millions of right-leaning Americans know that the time of ‘standing-up for America as founded’ has passed. Our job is to prevail upon them that now is time for White America to stand-up as Whites, and stop fighting with half-their-brains-tied-behind-their-back. But if we are...

What Miscegenation Means for America Edward Dutton, American Renaissance, December 13, 2020 This essay is adapted from the new book Making Sense of Race , which can be purchased here. When we hear the word “ethnicity,” we tend to think of peoples, such as the Irish or Han Chinese, that trace their ancestry and history back millennia. But, of course, race and ethnicity are dynamic and evolving. Ethnic groups that have a “timeless” conception of themselves have, in fact, experienced more genetic change and engaged in more interbreeding than they might want to admit. Furthermore, there ...