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  • Neo-Nazi Satanic Sect Leader Outed as FBI Informant Since 2003

    American Renaissance - Aug 24th 2021 7:49pm EDT

    A court filing in the case of a high-profile Neo-nazi group member has ousted Joshua Caleb Sutter as a longtime informant for the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Sutter, the publisher of Martinet Press, is allegedly an Atomwaffen member and key figure in the satanic group known as the O9A Tempel ov Blood, according to investigative […]

  • Suspended Fort Jackson Drill Sergeant Found Guilty of Assault on Black Man

    American Renaissance - Aug 24th 2021 7:49pm EDT

    A judge found suspended Fort Jackson Army Sgt. Jonathan Pentland guilty Monday of assaulting a Black man in a northeast Columbia neighborhood in an incident that spawned protests, riled emotions and captured national attention. After a two-day bench trial at Richland County magistrate court on Decker Boulevard, Judge Diedra Hightower gave the guilty verdict for […]

  • Majority Support Deporting Illegal Immigrants Who Test Positive for COVID-19

    American Renaissance - Aug 24th 2021 7:49pm EDT

    A majority of the public favors sending back illegal immigrants who test positive for COVID-19, along with other government restrictions to slow the spread of the virus, according to a new Echelon Insights poll commissioned by the Washington Examiner. About 72% strongly or somewhat support immediately deporting those caught illegally at the southern border who […]

  • Police Respond to Fatal Triple Shooting Hours After Atlanta Hits 100 Homicides

    American Renaissance - Aug 24th 2021 12:22pm EDT

    Three men were fatally shot in a southwest Atlanta parking lot not far from Atlanta police headquarters early Sunday morning, just hours after detectives opened their 100th homicide investigation this year. {snip} In 2020, Atlanta reported its most homicides in more than two decades, and cases are up again this year. The city did not […]

  • James Madison University Trains Students That Christians, White Males Are ‘Oppressors’

    American Renaissance - Aug 24th 2021 12:22pm EDT

    James Madison University in Virginia is training student employees to recognize that people who identify as male, straight, cisgender, or Christian are “oppressors” that engage in the “systematic subjugation” of other social groups. According to documents obtained by Fox News, student employees in charge of facilitating orientation for first-year students this fall at JMU underwent training in recent weeks to learn […]

  • Turkey Reinforces Border to Block Any Afghan Migrant Wave

    American Renaissance - Aug 24th 2021 12:22pm EDT

    Afghans who manage to make the weeks-long journey through Iran on foot to the Turkish border face a three-metre high wall, ditches or barbed wire as Turkish authorities step up efforts to block any refugee influx into the country. The beefed up border measures in Turkey, which already hosts nearly 4 million Syrian refugees and […]

  • And They Wonder Why We Despise Them

    American Renaissance - Aug 23rd 2021 4:27pm EDT

    Larry Elder is a black radio talk show host running to replace California Governor Gavin Newsome if he is recalled in the vote scheduled for September 14. During the campaign, he has said the same sensible things he has been saying for years on the radio. Nothing more enrages our self-style betters than a black […]

  • Name Discrimination Study Finds Lakisha and Jamal Still Less Likely to Get Hired Than Emily and Greg

    American Renaissance - Aug 23rd 2021 1:47pm EDT

    Two decades ago, a Black woman named Kalisha White applied for a team leader position at Target and worried that her application had been ignored because of her race. So she sent it back in with a different name and slightly fewer qualifications. That application got her an interview. Eventually, she won a class-action lawsuit […]

  • Suspected Terrorists Crossing Border ‘At a Level We Have Never Seen Before,’ Outgoing Border Patrol Chief Says

    American Renaissance - Aug 23rd 2021 1:46pm EDT

    Unprecedented numbers of known or suspected terrorists have crossed the southern border in recent months, the outgoing Border Patrol chief said. The head of the Border Patrol, Rodney Scott, told his 19,000 agents before retiring on Aug. 14 that their national security mission is paramount right now despite the Biden administration’s focus on migrant families and children […]

  • Congress’s Hip-Hop Legislation Is the Latest Symbolic Gesturing That Doesn’t Improve Black Lives

    American Renaissance - Aug 23rd 2021 1:46pm EDT

    {snip} In a recent move that seemed to go largely unnoticed, the Senate unanimously passed a resolution designating August 11, 2021, as Hip-Hop Celebration Day, August 2021 as Hip-Hop Recognition Month and November 2021 as Hip-Hop History Month. It was a peculiar moment. No, not because hip-hop doesn’t matter — for decades, the genre has […]

  • Black Nationalist Baffles White Interviewer

    American Renaissance - Aug 22nd 2021 11:00am EDT

    In this undated video, a black man acknowledges that he is only a guest in Britain. The post Black Nationalist Baffles White Interviewer appeared first on American Renaissance.

  • The Rubble of Richmond

    American Renaissance - Aug 21st 2021 3:00pm EDT

    In June 2020, Jared Taylor visited Richmond and wrote about what he saw. Lined with trees and historic homes in the heart of the former capital of the Confederacy stood monuments to five men who served the Southern cause, as well as one erected in 1996 to the black native son, tennis star Arthur Ashe. […]

  • Why Race Matters Changed My Mind About Race

    American Renaissance - Aug 21st 2021 9:00am EDT

    This is part of our continuing series of accounts by readers of how they shed the illusions of liberalism and became race realists. I used to be a liberal, then a conventional (National Review–Rush Limbaugh) conservative. I grew up like most Americans observing blacks and noticing their behavior, but I attributed it completely to the […]

  • Comments of the Week, August 21, 2021

    American Renaissance - Aug 21st 2021 6:00am EDT

    On “Forced Busing Taught Me Race Realism“ The post Comments of the Week, August 21, 2021 appeared first on American Renaissance.

  • Son of the South

    American Renaissance - Aug 20th 2021 6:28pm EDT

    Greg Hood and Chris Roberts discuss the late Mel Bradford, Southern heritage, paleoconservatism, and the limits of political martyrdom. Download BitChute RSS The post Son of the South appeared first on American Renaissance.

  • The War Comes Home

    American Renaissance - Aug 20th 2021 5:54pm EDT

    A nation is made of race, ethnicity, culture, and identity. Ernst Renan called it a “daily plebiscite.” He said a nation needs a “common will in the present,” and the wish to perform great deeds in the future. Identity is a feeling, but feelings, emotions, personalities and beliefs come from the blood. We don’t create […]

  • Clever Reader Corrects AmRen Artwork

    American Renaissance - Aug 20th 2021 12:48pm EDT

    For a recent Gregory Hood feature article about one of the latest ideological fashions, we used an illustration of how “equity” is supposed to work: Treating people the same still leaves non-whites at a disadvantage. “Equity” means giving them a boost so that everyone ends up equal. A reader sent us a better version: The […]

  • Judge Miranda Du Sets Us Straight

    American Renaissance - Aug 19th 2021 9:43pm EDT

    Jared Taylor and his co-host analyze a decision from a federal judge who came as an immigrant: Deporting repeat border hoppers is unconstitutional. The hosts also discuss Afghan refugees, the wit of the Taliban, Larry Elder, the Othering and Belonging Institute, and what to do about white men on TV. Download RSS The post Judge […]

  • We Should Not Be Resettling Afghan Refugees Before Rescuing American Citizens

    American Renaissance - Aug 19th 2021 5:43pm EDT

    {snip} So what happens to you now in a country run by the Taliban? It’s hard to think about that. And yet tonight many Americans are thinking about it and they’re feeling distressed as they do. Americans are kind people and generous. They’re quicker and more eager to help strangers than anyone else in the world. […]

  • As Murders Surge, Democrats Find a New Message: Fund the Police

    American Renaissance - Aug 19th 2021 5:43pm EDT

    Last summer, Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser played a high-profile role in the protests sweeping America over police killings of Black suspects. She renamed a street Black Lives Matter Plaza and joined thousands of demonstrators there, many shouting what had become the movement’s slogan: “Defund the police!” Earlier this year, the mayor, a Democrat, proposed cutting […]

  • Decline in Immigration Threatens Growth of Regions on the Rise

    American Renaissance - Aug 19th 2021 5:43pm EDT

    Northwest Arkansas, where the Ozark Mountains rise, used to be a sleepy corner of the state, its only claim to fame that Sam Walton opened a five-and-dime in Bentonville and the first Walmart store in nearby Rogers — outposts that became the seeds of a global retail empire. The founders of Tyson Foods and J.B. […]

  • DHS Dropped 40,000 COVID-19-Positive Migrants in US Cities: Ex-Border Chief

    American Renaissance - Aug 19th 2021 1:32pm EDT

    The nation’s former border chief reported today that the Biden administration has placed some 40,000 illegal immigrants infected with the coronavirus into American cities. “At least — that’s conservative,” former acting Commissioner of Customs and Border Protection Mark Morgan told Secrets this afternoon. In an earlier Zoom briefing, Morgan estimated that about 270,000 illegal immigrants have been […]

  • Nevada District Court Judge Tosses Out Federal Immigration Law on Illegal Re-Entry

    American Renaissance - Aug 19th 2021 1:32pm EDT

    The federal statute outlawing re-entry into the United States by people who have been previously deported is unconstitutional, according to a Wednesday ruling by U.S. District Court of Nevada Chief Judge Miranda Du. The 43-page ruling came in a case involving Gustavo Carrillo-Lopez, who was indicted last year. {snip} Lawyers for Carrillo-Lopez argued that the […]

  • If Larry Elder Is Elected, Life Will Get Harder for Black and Latino Californians

    American Renaissance - Aug 19th 2021 1:32pm EDT

    The California recall election’s Republican front-runner, Larry Elder, has built a career as a Black radio talk show host who isn’t afraid to deny the reality of systemic racism by maligning Black people. He likes to call himself “the sage from South-Central.” The problem is, the statistics he’s shared over the decades to support his views and policy proposals are […]

  • South African Secession Movement Gains Momentum

    American Renaissance - Aug 18th 2021 6:37pm EDT

    A secession movement backed by most whites in South Africa’s Western Cape province appears to be gaining steam following the riots in Durban earlier this summer. According to a poll conducted for the Cape Independence Advocacy Group (CIAG), 42 percent of Western Cape residents of all races would now support a referendum on whether to […]