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Biden Asks for Funding to Help Bring 95,000 Afghans to US
American Renaissance - Sep 8th 2021 1:52pm EDTThe Biden administration is planning to ask Congress for funding to bring some 95,000 Afghans to America and assist in resettling them — a sign both of U.S. commitments to allies and the likelihood that efforts to evacuate them will linger for months. The White House is asking for $6.4 billion through a continuing resolution […]
Afghan Resettlement Raises the Question: Who Is Coming to the U.S.?
American Renaissance - Sep 8th 2021 1:52pm EDTIt was 2:30 a.m. when Mustafa, finally safe in the cargo bay of an American military plane after surviving the chaos and violence of the Kabul airport, glanced around at the other weary Afghans and was struck by what he saw. Many had minimal identification and did not appear to have worked closely with the […]
Parents Sue California over Mandated ‘Chants to Aztec Gods’ in Ethnic Studies Classes
American Renaissance - Sep 8th 2021 1:52pm EDTA group of parents in California sued the State Board of Education Friday over a proposed new “Ethnic Studies Model Curriculum” (ESMC) that would have public school students chanting affirmations to Aztec gods and invoking an ancient Nigerian Yoruba religious prayer. {snip} The lawsuit includes the text of the “Nahui Ollin,” described as a chant “founded on […]
Diversity or Science: You Can’t Have Both
American Renaissance - Sep 7th 2021 9:49pm EDT
Too Many Scientists Still Say Caucasian
American Renaissance - Sep 7th 2021 1:33pm EDTOf the ten clinical genetics labs in the United States that share the most data with the research community, seven include ‘Caucasian’ as a multiple-choice category for patients’ racial or ethnic identity, despite the term having no scientific basis. Nearly 5,000 biomedical papers since 2010 have used ‘Caucasian’ to describe European populations. This suggests that […]
The Congressional Black Caucus: Powerful, Diverse and Newly Complicated
American Renaissance - Sep 7th 2021 1:33pm EDTThe Congressional Black Caucus is the largest it has ever been, jumping to 57 members this year after a period of steady growth. The 50-year-old group, which includes most Black members of Congress and is entirely Democratic, is also more diverse, reflecting growing pockets of the Black electorate: millennials, progressives, suburban voters, those less tightly […]
Arizona Launches a Bold New Experiment to Limit Racist Convictions
American Renaissance - Sep 7th 2021 1:33pm EDTArizona’s conservative state Supreme Court took a surprising step last week that could lead to juries in that state being more racially diverse, and thus less likely to treat racial minorities more harshly. It announced that it will eliminate “peremptory challenges” in Arizona — a practice that allows trial lawyers to remove jurors from a case, often […]
Welfare: Who is On It and How It Works
American Renaissance - Sep 5th 2021 8:00am EDT
Of the dozens of ways that the government has found to take money from people who work and give it to people who do not work, the best known is Aid to Families With Dependent Children (AFDC). Although there are other programs that actually spend more tax money on poor people, AFDC is what is […]How a Black Man Discovered the Truth About Race
American Renaissance - Sep 4th 2021 8:00am EDTThis is part of our continuing series of accounts by readers of how they shed the illusions of liberalism and became race realists. Richard Lynn is a brilliant man, but reading him cannot make you a race realist. I followed the race and intelligence controversy for a long time before identifying as a race realist. […]
The Coming BIPOCalypse
American Renaissance - Sep 3rd 2021 9:07pm EDTJared Taylor talks about the gripping issues of the day with none other than Colin Flaherty, author of White Girl Bleed a Lot and Don’t Make the Black Kids Angry. Mr. Flaherty is also a prolific video commentator and will be a speaker at the AmRen conference this November. This video is available on BitChute. The post The […]
San Francisco Will Pay People to Not Shoot Others
American Renaissance - Sep 3rd 2021 4:28pm EDTSan Francisco is rolling out a pilot program that will pay high-risk individuals to not shoot anyone as gun crimes tick up in the city. {snip} The Dream Keeper Fellowship will pay 10 individuals who are at high risk of being on either end of a shooting $300 each month to not be involved in such crimes. The fellowship […]
2 More Victims of Alleged Cop Killers’ Crime Spree Speak Out
American Renaissance - Sep 3rd 2021 4:28pm EDT
In Literary Organizations, Diversity Disputes Keep Coming
American Renaissance - Sep 3rd 2021 4:28pm EDTThis has been some of the fallout over accusations of racism or exclusion at several literary organizations over the past year and a half, including the Romance Writers of America, the National Book Critics Circle and the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators. In each instance, these organizations have bumped up against a moment […]
The Secret Bias Hidden in Mortgage-Approval Algorithms
American Renaissance - Sep 3rd 2021 11:44am EDT{snip} An investigation by The Markup has found that lenders in 2019 were more likely to deny home loans to people of color than to white people with similar financial characteristics — even when we controlled for newly available financial factors the mortgage industry for years has said would explain racial disparities in lending. Holding […]
Genetic and Environmental Contributions to IQ in Adoptive and Biological Families with 30-Year-Old Offspring
American Renaissance - Sep 3rd 2021 11:44am EDTWhile adoption studies have provided key insights into the influence of the familial environment on IQ scores of adolescents and children, few have followed adopted offspring long past the time spent living in the family home. To improve confidence about the extent to which shared environment exerts enduring effects on IQ, we estimated genetic and […]
Dr. Danielle Posthuma, 2021 Mensa Foundation Prize Winner
American Renaissance - Sep 3rd 2021 11:44am EDTStatistical geneticist Dr. Danielle Posthuma of the Netherlands has been awarded the third Mensa Foundation Prize for her research directly identifying, for the first time, hundreds of human genes highly correlated to variations in intelligence. “Genetic science and engineering is currently the hottest topic in biology — witness its impact on Covid-19,” Prize Committee Chair […]
The Lifeblood of a Nation
American Renaissance - Sep 3rd 2021 8:35am EDT
‘I Am Black History’
American Renaissance - Sep 2nd 2021 10:38am EDTJared Taylor and his co-host talk about Jamar Newton, who wore an edifying T-shirt as he attacked a subway rider. The hosts also discuss diversity mania in diverse settings, Mollie Tibbetts, Imran Rasheed, Michel Barnier, and the de facto urban victory dance. Download RSS The post ‘I Am Black History’ appeared first on American Renaissance. […]
Media Get Hate Crimes Wrong — Again
American Renaissance - Sep 1st 2021 4:00pm EDT
Afghans in America: A Potentially Severe Culture Clash
American Renaissance - Sep 1st 2021 3:59pm EDTAs the Biden administration contemplates bringing tens of thousands (or maybe even hundreds of thousands) of Afghan migrants into the U.S., the president should remember that our capacity to assimilate newcomers is limited. Look no further than Somalis in Minneapolis or Hmong in Wausau for examples of immigrant groups who have not blended into the […]
6,500 Accused Felons Go Scot-Free as NYC Das Decline to Prosecute
American Renaissance - Sep 1st 2021 3:58pm EDTDistrict attorneys across the Big Apple last year declined to prosecute accused felons at nearly twice the rate of 2019 — letting more than 6,500 suspects off the hook, The Post has learned. Prosecutors dropped all charges in 16.9 percent of the 38,635 felony cases that were closed in New York City during 2020, according […]
Media Get Hate Crimes Wrong — Again
American Renaissance - Aug 31st 2021 5:56pm EDT
New Orleans Is Hit by Looting in Wake of Hurricane Ida
American Renaissance - Aug 31st 2021 3:33pm EDTLouisiana residents have reported cases of alleged looting in the wake of Hurricane Ida amid fears crime could spiral in New Orleans and other cities after energy suppliers warned that power will be out for at least three weeks as utility crews work to restore more than 2,000 miles of downed energy lines across the […]
U.S. Hate Crimes Rose in 2020 With Jumps in Racially Motivated Incidents
American Renaissance - Aug 31st 2021 3:32pm EDTHate crimes in the U.S. rose about 6% last year, fueled by an increase in anti-Asian, anti-Black and antiwhite incidents, according to FBI statistics released Monday, reaching levels not seen in more than a decade. State and local police reported 7,759 criminal incidents in 2020 motivated by bias, amid a global pandemic and a racial […]
GOP Rift Widens amid Growing Hostility to Afghan Refugees
American Renaissance - Aug 31st 2021 3:32pm EDTAs the U.S. rushes to evacuate Americans and allies from the chaos of Afghanistan, a growing number of Republicans are questioning why the U.S. should take in Afghan citizens who worked side by side with Americans, further exacerbating divides within the party heading into next year’s midterm elections. Little more than a week ago, as […]
