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  • Can Hispanics, Asians, and White Progressives Launch a Socialist Insurgency in the Western United States?

    American Renaissance - Apr 1st 2020 5:28pm EDT

    Credit Image: ColumbianSFR via DeviantArt The fight for the Democrat presidential nomination is all but over. Joe Biden’s coalition of blacks, white suburbanites, and old people gave him one crushing victory after another, and — barring an act of God — he will face President Donald Trump in the general election. Senator Bernie Sanders failed […]

  • Ole Miss and the South’s Long Retreat on Race

    American Renaissance - Apr 1st 2020 1:07pm EDT

    The Band Played Dixie: Race and Liberal Conscience at Ole Miss. Nadine Cohodas, The Free Press, 309 pp. The rapid abandonment of Southern resistance to integration is much remarked upon, but little understood by white Americans who fear for their race’s future. In the fall of 1962 the University of Mississippi, long viewed as a bastion […]

  • Debt Collection Industry Deems Itself Essential to “Financial Health” of Consumers, Fights COVID-19 Shutdown

    American Renaissance - Apr 1st 2020 1:06pm EDT

    Debt collectors, facing growing demands to freeze the collection of debt across the country amid the economic hardship caused by the coronavirus pandemic, are mobilizing their lobbyists to push back. In New York, residents are receiving a 30-day reprieve from the collection of state-owned medical and student debt. Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot this week similarly announced an end to […]

  • What’s Killing the White Working Class?

    American Renaissance - Apr 1st 2020 1:06pm EDT

    Deaths of Despair and the Future of Capitalism, by Anne Case and Angus Deaton, Princeton University Press, 312 pp. In early January last year, the Fox News host Tucker Carlson took to the airwaves with a 15-minute rant about the way that American capitalism was crushing families and decimating white working-class communities. He blamed small […]

  • The Federal Government Should Pay American Renaissance Five Billion Dollars

    American Renaissance - Mar 31st 2020 2:17pm EDT

    The federal government has passed a two trillion dollar stimulus plan, and there’s probably more cash on the way. Corporate lobbyists worked hard for their “essential” industries to get help. The Columbia Journalism Review, not wanting to be left out, tells us, “Journalism Needs a Stimulus.” Author Craig Aaron, president and co-CEO of Free Press […]

  • Streaming While White

    American Renaissance - Mar 31st 2020 1:46pm EDT

    Everyone is suddenly spending much more time than usual at home, watching movies and television. Unfortunately, most streaming options are garbage, and many mainstream reviewers ignore or “memory hole” good movies. For racially conscious whites looking for something worth watching, here are a few recommendations. Nicolas Winding Refn This contemporary Danish director deserves far more […]

  • ICE Agents Are Still Performing Raids — and Using Precious N95 Masks to Do So

    American Renaissance - Mar 31st 2020 11:58am EDT

    On the first day of California’s “shelter-in-place” lockdown, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (Ice) agents raided immigrant communities in Los Angeles. Different from other raids, they carried N95 medical masks to protect themselves from Covid-19. Also different from previous raids, the Ice agents broke state regulations that ordered everyone to stay home except to do “essential” activities necessary to […]

  • San Francisco Still Prioritizing Fighting Stigma Rather Than Coronavirus

    American Renaissance - Mar 31st 2020 11:58am EDT

    From the New York Times: How Much Should the Public Know About Who Has the Coronavirus? Amid calls for more transparency, a debate is raging among public health experts over how much data on the spread of the virus should be released. Thomas Fuller, March 28, 2020 … Across the United States there is even […]

  • ‘Dreamers’ Tell Supreme Court Ending DACA During Pandemic Would Be ‘Catastrophic’

    American Renaissance - Mar 31st 2020 11:58am EDT

    Aldo Martinez, a paramedic in Fort Myers, Fla., is one of about 27,000 young undocumented immigrants known as Dreamers who work in health care. {snip} {snip} Mr. Martinez, 26, came to the United States from Mexico when he was 12, and he is able to work thanks to a program announced by President Barack Obama in 2012, […]

  • COVID-19 in a White Country

    American Renaissance - Mar 30th 2020 12:08pm EDT

    I live with my wife and son in Ukraine without the blessings of diversity. Thanks to worldwide coverage of the pandemic, I can see how well COVID-19 mixes with diversity. It seems to me that diversity and panic tend to go together. Because I’m an American, most of my attention has been on the United […]

  • Birmingham After Desegregation

    American Renaissance - Mar 29th 2020 1:34pm EDT

    People used to call Birmingham, Alabama the “Magic City.” It’s just the Tragic City today. After the Civil War, the city hosted massive steel plants and rapidly grew in population. In the 1960s, Birmingham became a key battleground in the Civil Rights movement. With Martin Luther King leading desegregation efforts. Civil rights campaigners got what […]

  • The Late Great United States

    American Renaissance - Mar 29th 2020 8:00am EDT

    Lawrence Auster, The Path to National Suicide — An Essay on Immigration and Multiculturalism, AICF, 1990, 90 pp. Lawrence Auster, a New York City freelance writer, has written what may well be the best book now available on America’s immigration policy. The Path to National Suicide is an articulate, undeceived, and utterly compelling appraisal of a national policy […]

  • Benevolent Xenophobia

    American Renaissance - Mar 28th 2020 1:00pm EDT

    The postwar world’s ideological mission is expanding “individual rights.” Elites undermined cultures, traditions, and customs that supposedly restricted individual liberty. The “Open Society” would cater to the newly liberated individual’s desires. Nation-states became essentially large apartment complexes. Consumers payed taxes so they could participate in an economy. They could “shop” for whatever nation-state offered the […]

  • Going to a Black School Made Me Proud to Be White

    American Renaissance - Mar 28th 2020 11:00am 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 grew up in a rough area of New York City, rife with crime and “diversity.” As a child, my parents were so concerned for my safety, I wasn’t allowed to play […]

  • Comments of the Week, March 28, 2020

    American Renaissance - Mar 28th 2020 6:00am EDT

    On “Why Are Human Groups So Different?” On “The Right Way to Fight the Pandemic” On “Seeing the Light, Darkly” On “Doxxing Sam Francis” On “The Racial Politics of Murder“ The post Comments of the Week, March 28, 2020 appeared first on American Renaissance.

  • DNC Campaign Targets African American and Latino Voters in PA

    American Renaissance - Mar 28th 2020 5:30am EDT

    The path to victory for the Democratic Party across the country relies heavily on running up the score among African American and Latino voters. On Monday, which was the 10th anniversary of the Affordable Care Act, the Democratic National Committee launched a “diverse media advertising” campaign aimed at attacking the Republican Party’s message on healthcare […]

  • Far-Right Dutch Politician Loses Fight Against News Outlet

    American Renaissance - Mar 28th 2020 5:20am EDT

    A Dutch court ruled Wednesday that a TV news program does not have to correct itself for paraphrasing racially charged remarks made by a far-right politician. {snip} “Thierry Baudet caused a stir in the House of Representatives last week by saying that he thinks the EU has a preconceived plan to replace the white European […]

  • The Rise of Sweden Democrats: Islam, Populism and the End of Swedish Exceptionalism

    American Renaissance - Mar 28th 2020 5:15am EDT

    [Editor’s Note: Below is the introduction and relevant footnotes from a lengthy report recently released by Brookings.] Historically Sweden has been a generous safe haven for refugees. Of all the countries featured in this Brookings project, it has taken in the most refugees per capita, and is third in the world on this measure behind Canada […]

  • Mozambique: 64 Illegal Immigrants Suffocate

    American Renaissance - Mar 28th 2020 5:05am EDT

    With the world facing the Covid pandemic and Africa’s resources and readiness under the spotlight, another harsh reality of the dire economic situation has shown its ugly face. This comes after 64 suspected illegal immigrants were found dead inside a sealed shipping container in Mozambique. “The truck, transporting illegal immigrants from Malawi, suspected to be Ethiopians, was […]

  • Illegal Immigration Spikes in Ghana Amidst Coronavirus Outbreak – GIS

    American Renaissance - Mar 28th 2020 5:00am EDT

    Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) says the country’s border traffic is recording an increasing number of illegal immigrants despite the closure of all entry points. The immigration authority indicates that various attempts have been made by both Ghanaians and foreigners to illegally cross into Ghana. Addressing the media on Tuesday, Laud Kwesi Ofiri Afrifa, Deputy Comptroller […]

  • What the Virus Means for Us

    American Renaissance - Mar 27th 2020 7:01pm EDT

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  • Undocumented Aliens Should Stay Away as COVID-19 Rages in the US

    American Renaissance - Mar 27th 2020 6:15pm EDT

    People thinking this is a good time to try to get into the United States should think again. {snip} In addition to the risk of getting sick, the U.S. is taking drastic actions that are particularly hard on foreign visitors and undocumented immigrants. New authority for the CDC director The focus on fighting the pandemic […]

  • Detained Immigrants Sue ICE, Say They Can’t Social Distance in Jail and Fear Severe Coronavirus Illness

    American Renaissance - Mar 27th 2020 6:15pm EDT

    Thirteen immigrants detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement at two California facilities — including a Northern California jail — filed a lawsuit in federal district court Tuesday demanding to be released because they say their health conditions make them vulnerable to dying if they get infected with the coronavirus. The detainees are “confined in […]

  • Civil Rights Orgs to ICE: Protect Immigrant Detainees from COVID-19 or Release Them

    American Renaissance - Mar 27th 2020 6:14pm EDT

    Earlier today, the Southern Poverty Law Center asked a federal judge to issue an emergency preliminary injunction requiring Immigration and Customs Enforcement to provide protections against the coronavirus outbreak for immigrants being held in their custody. The motion, filed in a US District Court in California, demands that ICE immediately enact a protocol to protect vulnerable […]

  • How Poles and Hungarians Turned Back the Mongol Horde and Saved Europe

    American Renaissance - Mar 27th 2020 5:48pm EDT

    In the midst of worries about the Wuhan coronavirus, it is worth remembering that the scholarly consensus has long been that the Black Plague reached the Mediterranean in 1347 because of the Mongol invasion of Crimea. The Mongol Empire and its derivative kingdoms were, themselves, considered plagues at the time. Some modern historians celebrate Mongol […]