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  • Why the Iowa Caucuses are Even Whiter Than You Think

    American Renaissance - Feb 3rd 2020 5:12pm EST

    As with every presidential election cycle when the Iowa caucuses approach, voters elsewhere have been left to wonder why such an unrepresentative state plays an outsize role in American democracy. Iowa voters are more rural than the national average, but the most notable demographic difference is Iowa’s whiteness: 90.7 percent of the population is white, compared with 76.5 percent nationally. Yet the […]

  • What Made Virginia Change Its Mind on Guns?

    American Renaissance - Feb 3rd 2020 5:12pm EST

    {snip} On Thursday, Virginia Democrats pushed through a sweeping package of gun restrictions that have angered gun rights activists around the nation, prompting a massive pro-gun rally in Richmond this month and spurring counties in Virginia and elsewhere to declare themselves as Second Amendment sanctuaries. Along mostly party-line votes, the state’s House of Delegates approved seven measures, including limiting […]

  • Her Name Is Katie Thyne: 24-Year-Old White Police Officer Murdered by Black Career Criminal Feds Wouldn’t Lock Up

    American Renaissance - Feb 3rd 2020 12:12pm EST

    Vernon Evander Green II White police officers lives don’t matter, unless an individual white police officer’s life can be used by the corporate media to attack the entire profession as hopelessly racist. We all know the truth about white police and black criminals, with members of the corporate media still incredulous they do not go […]

  • Protesters Storm New York Subway and Vandalize Stations in Heated anti-Police Demonstration

    American Renaissance - Feb 3rd 2020 12:12pm EST

    Subway stations across New York City’s five boroughs faced delays during Friday rush hour after hundreds of protesters gathered for a mass action over a plan to ramp up police presence in terminals and crack down on fare-skippers. The demonstrations kicked off on Friday afternoon and saw throngs of protesters – many clad in masks […]

  • Facebook Commitment to Free Speech Will ‘Piss People Off’, Zuckerberg Says

    American Renaissance - Feb 3rd 2020 12:11pm EST

    Mark Zuckerberg, the Facebook chief executive, has unveiled a new approach to political advertising which he described as a stand for the principles of free speech, but also one that will “piss off a lot of people”. In a candid discussion at the Silicon Slopes Tech Summit 2020 in Salt Lake City on Friday, Zuckerberg said that […]

  • The American Renaissance Videos YouTube Won’t Tolerate

    American Renaissance - Feb 2nd 2020 11:00am EST

    Since many of our videos have been censored, they are hard to find. Here is a partial list of the videos YouTube does not want you to see — and how to watch them anyway. How Can We Solve the Race Problem?, September 26, 2017 Letting us discuss it would be a good start . […]

  • Why Is Africa Poor?

    American Renaissance - Feb 2nd 2020 8:00am EST

    Black Africa is the poorest part of the world by far. It is in Africa that we find countries like Zaire, Ethiopia, Chad, and the Sudan, where gross national product per person is less than $200 a year. The 41 nations of sub-Saharan Africa produce no more wealth than the tiny country of Belgium, which […]

  • Can Hispanics Put Bernie Over the Top?

    American Renaissance - Feb 1st 2020 2:01am EST

    Sen. Bernie Sanders receives endorsement from Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez at Bernie Sanders Rally In Queensbridge Park on October 19, 2019 in New York City. (Credit Image: © Kristin Callahan / Ace Pictures via ZUMA Press) Hispanics are the largest non-white group in America, and their numbers are steadily growing, but their political impact lags behind their […]

  • A Portrait of the African Mind

    American Renaissance - Feb 1st 2020 1:30am EST

    Heike Behrend, Alice Lakwena & the Holy Spirits, Translated by Mitch Cohen, Ohio University Press, 1999, 210 pp. Africa is a great repository of what could be called archeology of the human mind. Beliefs and superstitions that have largely disappeared elsewhere are still common, and occasionally make their way into brief newspaper accounts of witches […]

  • Comments of the Week, February 1, 2020

    American Renaissance - Feb 1st 2020 1:00am EST

    On “Kiss Me Now, You Nazi! Refusing to Date Woke Women Makes You ‘Dangerous’ and ‘Far-Right’, Apparently” On “Pathological Altruism in Tennessee” On “Hillary Puts Bernie Into Her Basket of Deplorables” On “Who Wants Gun Control, and Why” On “Light on the Dark Continent“ The post Comments of the Week, February 1, 2020 appeared first […]

  • Illegal Alien May Never Face Charges for Allegedly Killing 89-Year-Old

    American Renaissance - Feb 1st 2020 12:45am EST

    An illegal alien accused of killing 89-year-old Sandy Bosch in a hit-and-run accident may never face charges in the United States for the woman’s death. Jaime Mendoza-Chavez, a 42-year-old illegal alien from Mexico, was arrested and charged with deadly hit-and-run in June 2019 after police said he confessed to driving the car that left Bosch […]

  • Why Are Whites Committing Suicide?

    American Renaissance - Jan 31st 2020 6:10pm EST

    Kevin MacDonald, Individualism and the Western Liberal Tradition: Evolutionary Origins, History, and Prospects for the Future, Kindle Direct Publishing Edition, 2019, 525 pp., $24.95 (soft cover). Years ago, I got to know a black separatist named Robert Brock. He didn’t like white people, but he seemed to like me. I think he respected my honesty. […]

  • Waking from Our Dogmatic Slumber

    American Renaissance - Jan 31st 2020 3:05pm EST

    Christopher Caldwell, The Age of Entitlement: America Since the Sixties, Simon & Schuster, 2020, 352 pp., $17.39 (Hardcover), $14.99 (Kindle) As I was reading Christopher Caldwell’s Age of Entitlement, I kept thinking of how Immanuel Kant’s career took a sudden shift after he read David Hume’s groundbreaking theory of causation. As Kant put it, Hume’s theory “interrupted [Kant’s] dogmatic slumber.” He […]

  • ‘We Can Lose This Election’: What Top Democrats Fear Could Go Wrong in 2020

    American Renaissance - Jan 31st 2020 1:29pm EST

    Donald Trump has a huge campaign war chest and a vast, aggressive digital operation. And the US economy has shown stubborn resilience throughout the president’s three years in office, keeping unemployment levels low and stock markets high. But as they seek to oust Trump in 2020’s election what most worries many top Democrats is what’s shaping up […]

  • ICE Arrests Ecuadorian Man Accused of Raping a Minor During Enforcement Efforts in New York

    American Renaissance - Jan 31st 2020 1:28pm EST

    A 38-year-old illegally present Ecuadorian national charged with sexually assaulting a child younger than 11 years-old was arrested Jan. 29 by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) after being released by local authorities without notice to U. S. immigration officials. Milton Geovany Barbecho Cabrera, who has multiple criminal convictions, was […]

  • Border Patrol Agents Arrest Alleged Child Sex Offender

    American Renaissance - Jan 31st 2020 1:28pm EST

    Vigilance was on full display by U.S. Border Patrol agents working near Santa Teresa, New Mexico, that led to the arrest of an alleged sex offender. On Thursday, Santa Teresa Border Patrol Agents working west of the Santa Teresa Port of Entry discovered indications of a possible illegal entry. Agents on foot and on ATV’s […]

  • Forced Diversity

    American Renaissance - Jan 30th 2020 10:43pm EST

    Jared Taylor and PK note that Goldman Sachs will not take a company public if it has only white men on its board. California already requires women on boards, and a “diversity” bill has cleared the House in Washington. Taylor and PK also discuss the crime boom in New York City, denaming Boalt Hall, whether […]

  • As Coronavirus Spreads, So Does Anti-Chinese Sentiment

    American Renaissance - Jan 30th 2020 2:25pm EST

    In Japan, the hashtag #ChineseDon’tComeToJapan has been trending on Twitter. In Singapore, tens of thousands of residents have signed a petition calling for the government to ban Chinese nationals from entering the country. In Hong Kong, South Korea and Vietnam, businesses have posted signs saying that mainland Chinese customers are not welcome. In France, a front-page […]

  • Russia Closes Border with China as Coronavirus Spreads

    American Renaissance - Jan 30th 2020 2:25pm EST

    Russia has closed its border with China over coronavirus fears, according to local reports. Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin signed an order on Thursday to close the border, which he says will be carried out immediately, according to the Moscow Times. “We’ll inform everyone today about the border-closure measures in the Far East region and other activities taken by the Russian […]

  • U.S. Life Expectancy Up for First Time in Four Years, Rises to 78.7 Years

    American Renaissance - Jan 30th 2020 2:25pm EST

    Americans’ life expectancy increased in 2018 for the first time in four years, as analyses revealed declines in several of the leading causes of death in the United States, according to figures released Thursday from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.The CDC’s “Mortality in the United States: 2018” report says deaths caused by drug […]

  • Quotas in the Boardroom

    American Renaissance - Jan 30th 2020 12:37pm EST

    Goldman Sachs now requires diversity quotas. “Starting on July 1st in the U.S. and Europe,” Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon said, “we’re not going to take a company public unless there’s at least one diverse board candidate, with a focus on women.” Bloomberg News said it’s the end of the “era of the white, all-male […]

  • Charter School Does Everything Right — But That’s Not Reflected on State Tests

    American Renaissance - Jan 30th 2020 12:37pm EST

    At the Charter School of Inquiry just off the Kensington Expressway, a “founding fathers” artwork features prominent African Americans instead of Jefferson and Madison, a “periodic table” highlights the contributions of people of color, and a music teacher during a drumming session points out that drumlines originated at African American colleges and universities. And it’s […]

  • Charles Murray’s Update to The Bell Curve

    American Renaissance - Jan 30th 2020 12:37pm EST

    From my book review of Charles Murray’s Human Diversity in Taki’s Magazine: . . . To make his 319 pages of main text less digressive, Murray has exiled a huge amount of material to the 190 pages of fine print at the back. I was particularly interested in his update to The Bell Curve in the endnotes from page 416 […]

  • If You See a Pattern, Close Your Eyes

    American Renaissance - Jan 29th 2020 6:09pm EST

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  • Is Secession the Answer for Virginia?

    American Renaissance - Jan 29th 2020 8:00am EST

    In the November 2019 Virginia elections, Democrats took both houses of the legislature away from the Republicans and vowed to push through harsh curbs on firearms. This has prompted a backlash from gun owners, who are mobilizing in unprecedented numbers. Last week’s pro-Second Amendment rally in Richmond that turned out an estimated 22,000 people on […]