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  • Elizabeth Warren and Her Supporters are the Worst Kind of White People

    American Renaissance - Mar 3rd 2020 9:49pm EST

    Elizabeth Warren with two white supporters at a block party hosted by Creative Visions, the Des Moines NAACP, and Urban Dreams at the Urban Dreams Center in Des Moines, Iowa. (Credit Image: Gage Skidmore via Wikimedia) The pool of candidates for the Democrat presidential nomination is shrinking. Pete Buttigieg, Tom Steyer, and Amy Klobuchar all […]

  • Two Reasons to Despise the New York Times

    American Renaissance - Mar 3rd 2020 6:41pm EST

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  • Texas Closes Hundreds of Polling Sites, Making It Harder for Minorities to Vote

    American Renaissance - Mar 3rd 2020 12:13pm EST

    Last year, Texas led the US south in an unenviable statistic: closing down the most polling stations, making it more difficult for people to vote and arguably benefiting Republicans. A report by civil rights group The Leadership Conference Education Fund found that 750 polls had been closed statewide since 2012. Long considered a Republican bastion, changing racial demographics […]

  • Abortion’s Twisted Logic of Racism During Black History Month

    American Renaissance - Mar 3rd 2020 12:13pm EST

    {snip} While many positive accomplishments by African Americans are now brought to our attention every February, there are those who exploit this annual event to further their own political agenda, which is actually counter to the historical advancement of blacks in American history. Among them is Planned Parenthood. The nation’s largest abortion provider has done […]

  • The ’64 Civil Rights Act and the Origins of Political Correctness

    American Renaissance - Mar 3rd 2020 12:13pm EST

    In his new book The Age of Entitlement: America Since the Sixties, Claremont Institute scholar Christopher Caldwell explains how the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the landmark legislation designed to end segregation in the South, gave unprecedented power to Washington and ended up dividing the country. To be sure, Caldwell recognizes that Jim Crow was immoral and needed […]

  • Super Tuesday Preview

    American Renaissance - Mar 2nd 2020 6:02pm EST

    Bernie Sanders is the presumptive nominee, and it’s probably too late to stop him. Super Tuesday was always important, but this year it will be decisive. Fourteen states and American Samoa will vote. That includes California, which moved its primary date up after the 2016 election. California has 415 delegates out of the approximately 1,350 […]

  • Blacks Put an End to Buttigieg and Steyer Campaigns

    American Renaissance - Mar 2nd 2020 10:14am EST

    Credit Image: © Pete Souza / The White House / ZUMAPRESS.com After embarrassing defeats in Iowa and New Hampshire, Joe Biden held a rally in South Carolina where he proclaimed, “I want y’all to think of a number: 99.9 percent. That’s the percentage of African-American voters who have not yet had a chance to vote […]

  • A Mexican Exodus Is Helping Shrink the Undocumented Population

    American Renaissance - Mar 2nd 2020 5:30am EST

    José cared for the bottle-fed babies, 700 of them in all. He knew a calf was healthy if her eyes were bright and her appetite hearty. Droopy ears were a bad sign. He was attuned to calf coughs. “His job was to do all things a mom would do to look after her young,” said […]

  • Kansas House Approves Bill to Address Missing Indigenous People

    American Renaissance - Mar 2nd 2020 5:05am EST

    Kansas lawmakers are looking to encourage training for law enforcement agencies to help address the high rates of murdered and missing indigenous people. The House approved a bill unanimously Wednesday that calls for closer collaboration between Native American tribes, the Kansas Bureau of Investigation and other agencies in an effort to raise awareness about the […]

  • The Neglect of Elderly Ethnic Minorities in Healthcare Is ‘Institutionally Racist’

    American Renaissance - Mar 2nd 2020 5:00am EST

    Some people say they don’t ‘see’ race in an attempt to emphasise that everyone is equal. But race dictates many parts of people’s lives, for better or worse, and those differences need to be recognised. Healthcare is one area where there are serious disparities between how white people and Black, Asian and other ethnic minorities […]

  • Special Forces No Longer So Special

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

    America is about to get its first female Green Beret. The Army opened all combat positions to women in 2016, but no woman had completed both the Special Forces Assessment and Selection course and the year-long Qualification Course. Now, one finally will. A former Green Beret says the Army has lowered standards. In 2017, he wrote […]

  • The Late Great City of Detroit

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

    Every year, at Halloween, the city of Detroit goes up in flames. In an annual observance known as Devil’s Night, gangs of young blacks set fire to hundreds of buildings, while fire trucks scream helplessly from one conflagration to the next. Devil’s Night has become a choice event for fire buffs, who come from as […]

  • I was Liberal Until I Lived in a Los Angeles Barrio. Now I’m a Race Realist.

    American Renaissance - Feb 29th 2020 11:00am EST

    Los Angeles (Credit Image: © Image Source / ZUMAPRESS.com) I was conceived out of wedlock by two California liberals high on marijuana. They had both grown up during the Civil Rights movement, and were proud of their status as enlightened egalitarians. We lived in a 90 percent white town, but my upbringing was nothing but […]

  • Comments of the Week, February 29, 2020

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

    On “The Rage of a Privileged Class” On “What Beltway Conservatives Say About Immigration” On “Scandinavian Airlines Erases Scandinavian Identity” “The Battle That Saved Christendom” On “Bad to Worse in South Africa“ The post Comments of the Week, February 29, 2020 appeared first on American Renaissance.

  • Trump Shuns ‘Suicide Mission,’ Wins Over Hispanics Despite Strict Immigration Stance

    American Renaissance - Feb 29th 2020 5:25am EST

    He was told being strict on illegal immigration would doom him among Hispanic voters. Yet President Trump has defied their predictions, from the moment he delivered his iconic address to the Conservative Political Action Conference in 2013 — warning the Republican Party that legalizing 11 million illegal immigrants was political suicide — through the 2016 presidential election and into […]

  • Why Black Voters Are Turning to Bloomberg

    American Renaissance - Feb 29th 2020 5:20am EST

    {snip} Despite the narrative that’s quickly developing about Bloomberg buying the election, the truth is, what has set Bloomberg apart is not his lavish spending but his willingness to court black voters. While Sanders was showcasing an endorsement from the controversial Joe Rogan, Bloomberg was pouring millions of dollars into ads targeting black people across the country. The […]

  • Her Name Is Madison Harris: White Teenager Murdered by Five Blacks in Biloxi, Mississippi

    American Renaissance - Feb 29th 2020 5:10am EST

    It’s highly probable were her family to read this, they’d be more outrage at us noticing patterns and documenting who/whom murdered Madison Harris than with her death itself. She was a white teenager, living in the post-racial society of Biloxi, Mississippi, where integration had occurred and members of the white working-class were beginning to emulate […]

  • Attorney: Alleged Anti-Black Slur Against Jewish Victim Can’t Be a Hate Crime

    American Renaissance - Feb 29th 2020 5:05am EST

    The attorney for an Amherst man accused of harassing a Jewish victim wants the hate crime charge against his client dismissed. Why? Because the complaint claims Christian R. McCaffrey repeatedly used a racial slur while threatening the victim – but the victim isn’t black. The documents make no reference to anti-Semitic language, said attorney Mark […]

  • Delhi Protests: Death Toll Climbs Amid Worst Religious Violence for Decades

    American Renaissance - Feb 29th 2020 5:00am EST

    The death toll from the worst religious violence in Delhi in decades has risen to 24, as Muslims fled from their homes and several mosques in the capital smouldered after being attacked by Hindu mobs. The deathly clashes between Hindu and Muslim groups that began on Sunday continued into their forth consecutive day, with reports of early […]

  • CPAC Purged the Patriots

    American Renaissance - Feb 28th 2020 6:33pm EST

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  • The Irrepressible Martin Sellner

    American Renaissance - Feb 28th 2020 6:18pm EST

    Martin Sellner, Identitär!: Geschichte eines Aufbruchs (Identitarian: Story of an Awakening). Verlag Antaios, 2017, €16.00, 279 pages (available only in German). Martin Sellner is one of the most prominent figures in identitarianism and one of the most persecuted dissidents in Austria. A student of law and philosophy in Vienna, he is the co-founder and co-leader, […]

  • British Conservative Bring Record Non-EU Immigration

    American Renaissance - Feb 28th 2020 5:44pm EST

    In December, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson showed conservatives (big C and little C) the way to win. He supported spending more on medicine. He announced a tougher immigration policy. He said he’d “get Brexit done.” Patriotic, working-class voters spurned socialist Jeremy Corbyn and delivered a Conservative majority. The Tories even cracked the “Red Wall” […]

  • MillerCoors Electrician Who Shot Dead Five Co-Workers was 17-Year Veteran of the Brewery

    American Renaissance - Feb 28th 2020 12:17pm EST

    Anthony N. Ferrill The gunman who killed five co-workers and then took his own life at Milwaukee’s MillerCoors complex had worked there for 17 years and had a long running dispute with another employee. Anthony N. Ferrill, 51, shot dead his colleagues at the headquarters of the brewing company, now known as Molson Coors Beverage Co., on […]

  • Naturalized Citizens Make Up Record One-in-Ten U.S. Eligible Voters in 2020

    American Renaissance - Feb 28th 2020 12:17pm EST

    More than 23 million U.S. immigrants will be eligible to vote in the 2020 presidential election, making up roughly 10% of the nation’s overall electorate – both record highs, according to Pew Research Center estimates based on Census Bureau data. The number of immigrant eligible voters has increased steadily over the past 20 years, up 93% since […]

  • Orban Ally Poised for Third Stint as Slovenia’s Premier

    American Renaissance - Feb 28th 2020 12:17pm EST

    Slovenian president Borut Pahor has nominated Janez Jansa to be the country’s new prime minister, giving the controversial ally of Hungary’s nationalist premier Viktor Orban an opportunity to lead a government for the third time. Mr Jansa was tapped to be premier on Wednesday, after his centre-right Slovenian Democratic Party (SDS) formed an alliance with three other parties, a month after centre-left premier Marjan […]