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  • Grammy Awards Show to Make Diversity Part of the Contract

    American Renaissance - Aug 6th 2021 2:07pm EDT

    {snip} The Recording Academy said it was adopting a so-called “inclusion rider” to its contract with producers of the January 2022 Grammy ceremony to boost diversity at every level. The inclusion rider will oblige the company that produces the show to “make its best effort to recruit, audition, interview and hire on-stage and off-stage people […]

  • Portland, Ore., Can’t Find Police for Unit to Fight Rising Murder Rate

    American Renaissance - Aug 6th 2021 2:07pm EDT

    Leaders in Portland, Ore., are looking to combat the city’s rising homicide rate by resurrecting a police unit focused on gun violence. But after a year of growing tension within the department, they can’t find enough officers to join. Since 14 job openings were announced in May, only four police personnel have applied to work […]

  • Justin Bieber Apologizes for Promoting Morgan Wallen, Past Racist Jokes

    American Renaissance - Aug 6th 2021 2:07pm EDT

    Justin Bieber has apologized for supporting Morgan Wallen’s album, as well as for the “hurtful racist jokes” he told when he was younger. In a series of Instagram stories, the singer told his fans he was sorry for promoting Wallen’s album, Dangerous: The Double Album, saying he “had no idea” about the incident earlier this year when Wallen used […]

  • 1,032 Killed and Wounded; 2 Convictions

    American Renaissance - Aug 5th 2021 9:15pm EDT

    Even Jared Taylor and his co-host are astonished at how easy it is to get away with mayhem and murder in Chicago. They also discuss the border catastrophe, Ibram Kendi, Emily Skala, Cori Bush, and your exciting new Afghan neighbors. Download RSS The post 1,032 Killed and Wounded; 2 Convictions appeared first on American Renaissance. […]

  • Guide for the Perplexed: Rearing White Children

    American Renaissance - Aug 5th 2021 7:30pm EDT

    This is the second in a series of advice columns for AmRen readers. They are written by a man of great wisdom and long experience. If you have a question for him, please send it to [email protected] or through the “Contact Us” tab on this website. Question: Dear Mr. Adams, How should a white advocate […]

  • Federal Judge Blocks Texas Governor’s Get-Tough Policy to Block Migrants from Leaving Border

    American Renaissance - Aug 5th 2021 7:29pm EDT

    A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order against Texas on Tuesday, blocking Gov. Greg Abbott’s latest get-tough border policy aimed at preventing illegal immigrants from dispersing throughout his state. Judge Kathleen Cardone, a Bush appointee to the bench, said Texas was interfering with the way the federal government wanted to carry out its immigration […]

  • Defector Yeonmi Park Reveals She Was Mugged in Chicago by Three Black Women but When She Restrained One She Was Called Racist

    American Renaissance - Aug 5th 2021 7:29pm EDT

    A woman who defected from North Korea and came to the US says she was mugged by three black women outside a Saks Fifth Avenue store in Chicago last year but was prevented from calling the police by white bystanders because doing so was ‘racist.’ Yeonmi Park, the Columbia University student who along with her […]

  • Texas Border City Says More than 7,000 COVID-Positive Migrants Released Since February

    American Renaissance - Aug 5th 2021 2:15pm EDT

    The Texas border city of McAllen says more than 7,000 COVID-positive migrants have been released into the city since February, and more than 1,500 in the past week — the latest example of growing concern about the potential impact of the border crisis on efforts to control COVID-19 in the U.S. In a statement announcing the building […]

  • So-Called ‘Infrastructure’ Bill Includes Racial Quotas for Broadband

    American Renaissance - Aug 5th 2021 2:15pm EDT

    The so-called “infrastructure” bill, crafted by a group of Senate Democrats and Republicans, includes provisions to deliver broadband across the United States based on racial quotas and depending on the number of newly arrived immigrants. The bill, officially released late Sunday evening, includes the Digital Equity Act that seeks to expand broadband to American communities that currently lack access […]

  • Boston Mayor Compares Vaccine Passports to Documentation Required During Slavery

    American Renaissance - Aug 5th 2021 2:15pm EDT

    Boston Mayor Kim Janey (D) compared the idea of requiring vaccine verification to the practice of having to show one’s papers during slavery and the Jim Crow era, as well as the more recent birtherism conspiracy theory. “There’s a long history in this country of people needing to show their papers,” Janey said during an interview with NewsCenter […]

  • The Worst O-limp-ics Ever

    American Renaissance - Aug 4th 2021 9:34am EDT

    Never have so many won so many accolades for so few real achievements on the world stage. That about sums up the Olympics 2021 — or, as I call them, the O-limp-ics 2021. Indeed, the time has come to retire the hallowed motto of the Games: “Faster, Higher, Stronger.” In our modern age, it’s: “Woker, […]

  • The Roots of Structural Racism Project

    American Renaissance - Aug 3rd 2021 5:37pm EDT

    The Roots of Structural Racism Project was unveiled in June 2021 after several years of investigating the persistence of racial residential segregation across the United States. Among the many components included in this project are the national segregation report (below) which contains startling findings about the intensification of racial residential segregation in recent decades; an interactive mapping tool that […]

  • US Ready to Take In Thousands More Afghans as Violence Worsens

    American Renaissance - Aug 3rd 2021 5:37pm EDT

    The United States said Monday it was ready to take in thousands more Afghans whose US links put them at growing risk but acknowledged an arduous path ahead for its allies as Taliban insurgents make gains. Less than a month before the United States is set to end its longest-ever war, the State Department broadened […]

  • Philly Police Now Required to First Politely Ask Criminals to Please Stop Doing Certain Crimes

    American Renaissance - Aug 3rd 2021 5:37pm EDT

    Philadelphia police are now required to politely ask criminals to stop engaging in certain crimes, such as defecating in the street, before officers can actually take action, according to an internal memo from the department obtained by Fox 29 reporter Steve Keeley. {snip} The city’s expert has since deduced that “racial disparity does exist in […]

  • US Sues Texas to Block State Troopers From Stopping Migrants

    American Renaissance - Aug 3rd 2021 1:07pm EDT

    The Biden administration sued Texas on Friday to prevent state troopers from stopping vehicles carrying migrants on grounds that they may spread COVID-19, warning that the practice would exacerbate problems amid high levels of crossings on the state’s border with Mexico. The Justice Department asked for an immediate block on Gov. Greg Abbott’s order issued […]

  • U.S. Extends Migrant Expulsion Policy

    American Renaissance - Aug 3rd 2021 1:07pm EDT

    The Biden administration on Monday said that it would indefinitely continue the Trump-era policy of swiftly expelling migrants and asylum-seekers from the U.S., citing the rapidly-spreading COVID-19 Delta variant and the highest number of unlawful border crossings in over 20 years. Rochelle Walensky, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), issued a new order supporting […]

  • Biden Looks to Have Federal Government Provide Lawyers for Migrants at Border

    American Renaissance - Aug 3rd 2021 1:07pm EDT

    The Biden administration aims to spend millions of dollars to cover the cost of lawyers for migrants who have illegally entered the country, a prospect that has infuriated immigration restrictionists. President Joe Biden proposed in his immigration plan released this week that Congress should make available $15 million to cover the costs of private lawyers for “families and […]

  • Why Is Your College Tuition So Expensive?

    American Renaissance - Aug 2nd 2021 8:32pm EDT

    Once upon a time, universities viewed their core mission as helping students to acquire the knowledge, critical thinking, and communication skills that would enable them to become more productive members of society. But higher education today has a new central concern: promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). Universities now devote a tremendous amount of money […]

  • Neandertal and Denisovan Blood Groups Deciphered

    American Renaissance - Aug 2nd 2021 8:32pm EDT

    Blood group analyses for three Neandertals and one Denisovan by a team from the Anthropologie Bio-Culturelle, Droit, Éthique et Santé research unit (CNRS / Aix-Marseille University / EFS) confirm hypotheses concerning their African origin, Eurasian dispersal, and interbreeding with early Homo sapiens. The researchers also found further evidence of low genetic diversity and possible demographic […]

  • Academics Say Fear of Pit Bulls Is Linked to… Racism?

    American Renaissance - Aug 2nd 2021 8:32pm EDT

    The Animal Farm Foundation, a non-profit “dedicated to securing equal treatment and opportunity for ‘pit bull’ dogs and their owners”, has launched a new initiative to combat “exclusionary dog breed restrictions in the housing insurance industry.” In its statement, the AFF cites the work of Ann Linder, a Legislative Policy Fellow with Harvard Law School’s […]

  • Democrats Lose Ground on School Equity Plans

    American Renaissance - Aug 2nd 2021 3:55pm EDT

    Elina Kaplan is the kind of suburban mom who made Joe Biden president. An immigrant who came to the United States from the Soviet Union, she is a registered Democrat from San Mateo County, Calif. And she’s alarmed over her state’s new model ethnic studies curriculum, which cites critical race theory as a “key theoretical […]

  • NYPD Commissioner Says There’s ‘No Logical Answer’ Why Serial Burglar With 19 Arrests Since November Was Freed

    American Renaissance - Aug 2nd 2021 3:52pm EDT

    A serial burglar in New York City who has been arrested 19 times in the past eight months was free on bail when he broke into a child’s bedroom and molested her this week. Raymond Wilson, 31, was detained this week after allegedly breaking into a Greenwich Village home and rubbing his exposed genitals on […]

  • African Heritage and History Curriculum Bill Signed Into Law

    American Renaissance - Aug 2nd 2021 3:52pm EDT

    Public schools in Rhode Island are now required to teach a comprehensive African American history and heritage curriculum under legislation signed into law Friday by Gov. Daniel McKee. “The inclusion of African heritage and history in Rhode Island curricula is long overdue,” the Democratic governor said in a statement. “I hope that Rhode Island will […]

  • Race and Immigration in Scandinavia and Finland

    American Renaissance - Aug 1st 2021 1:00pm EDT

    Denmark for the Danes!, by AR Staff, January 2002 Race and Immigration in Scandinavia, by Mikael Widmark, December 2003 Norway Makes Progress, by AR Staff, November 2005 Cartoon Jihad, by AR Staff, March 2006 Report From Sweden by Mikael Widmark, November 2006 Soft-Headed Swedes by Mikael Widmark, December 2006 Changed Overnight: Race in Finland by […]

  • The Late, Great City of Mayberry

    American Renaissance - Aug 1st 2021 8:00am EDT

    “The Divide”, PBS Television, directed by John Valadez. Frances Bavier, “Aunt Bee” of the old Andy Griffith television show, is buried in Siler City, North Carolina, where she spent the last 17 years of her life. The Andy Griffith Show chronicled life in Mayberry, an idyllic Southern village, a place where time seemed to have stopped. In […]