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  • The Reparations Battle

    American Renaissance - Dec 15th 2019 8:00am EST

    David Horowitz, Uncivil Wars: The Controversy Over Reparations for Slavery, Encounter Books, 2002, 147 pp. David Horowitz, the former-Marxist-turned-neoconservative, has emerged as one of the leading critics of political correctness and left-wing dominance in academia. He is probably best known for taking unfashionable positions on race. Books such as The Race Card and Hating Whitey focused on racial double standards […]

  • What is a White Hispanic?

    American Renaissance - Dec 14th 2019 3:00pm EST

    I’m what you could call a white Hispanic. In Latin America I am unquestionably white, and even in the United States people wouldn’t think twice about calling me white. Psychologically, politically, and emotionally, I am entirely white. But what does my DNA say? My brother recently had his tested – I assume mine would be […]

  • Border News Roundup — Three Anchor Babies Born in Four Hours at Columbus Port of Entry

    American Renaissance - Dec 14th 2019 2:00pm EST

    Aug. 20, 2013 – Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico – Maria del Carmen Flores (R), her husband Cesar Hernandez (C) and her older son Cesar Hernandez (L) hold her baby son Dilan Aram Hernandez Flores at their home. Dilam Aram Hernandez is the biggest Mexican baby ever born with 6.6 kilograms of weight and 62 centimeters […]

  • Joe Biden’s Immigration Plan, Explained

    American Renaissance - Dec 14th 2019 12:30pm EST

    Joe Biden released an immigration plan on Wednesday that focuses on undoing President Donald Trump’s policies. {snip} He doesn’t back some of the more progressive policies that have been proposed or embraced by other candidates: decriminalizing the act of crossing the border without authorization, placing a temporary moratorium on deportations, or redesigning the agencies in charge of immigration enforcement. […]

  • White Democrats Are Leading the Primary Because Nonwhite Voters Support Them

    American Renaissance - Dec 14th 2019 12:15pm EST

    The Iowa caucuses are a disgraceful institution, and the New Hampshire primary isn’t much better. There is no reason why some tiny, lily-white farm state — that clogs our nation’s arteries with its corn syrup, and bores our nation’s readers with its formulaic literary fiction — should exert disproportionate influence over our presidential politics. Nor is there […]

  • Dallas Murder Rate for 2019 Nears 200, Police Department Has No Plan of Action

    American Renaissance - Dec 14th 2019 12:00pm EST

    The city of Dallas is on the brink of something it hasn’t seen in 12 years — In 2019, the police department has had 197 homicides with more than two weeks left in the year, but still doesn’t have a plan to address it. {snip} Dallas Police Association Vice President Frederick Frazier accuses the police […]

  • Good on Goodell for Pro Bowl Decision

    American Renaissance - Dec 14th 2019 11:00am EST

    National Football League Commissioner Roger Goodell has resisted pressure to keep Michael Vick from acting as one of four “Legends Captains” for the NFL Pro Bowl, scheduled for Jan. 26 in Orlando, Florida. More than 560,000 people have signed an online petition to kick Vick off the roster, citing his 2007 conviction for dogfighting. ″(W)e […]

  • MS-13 Gang Member Gets Life in Prison for Murder of Lynchburg Teen

    American Renaissance - Dec 14th 2019 10:00am EST

    A MS-13 gang member has been sentenced to life in prison for his role in the brutal murder of a Lynchburg teen. A jury found Kevin Soto-Bonilla guilty of capital murder, abduction for pecuniary benefit, and participation in a criminal act in association with a criminal street gang Wednesday. He changed his plea to guilty […]

  • Border Patrol Agents Detain Undocumented Immigrants Near a Section of Border Wall Privately Built by Steve Bannon’s Non-Profit in Texas

    American Renaissance - Dec 14th 2019 9:00am EST

    U.S. Border Patrol agents detained a group of undocumented immigrants caught near part of a privately-built border wall in Texas on Wednesday. The incident took place near Mission, a city that sits less than a half hour from the Mexican border and 45 minutes south of  the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement El Hidalgo Detention Center. Photos show Customs and […]

  • Civil Rights Lawyers Stake Claim in Confederate Statue Case

    American Renaissance - Dec 14th 2019 8:00am EST

    A national civil rights group has warned the leaders of the University of North Carolina that they should reconsider a $2.5 million settlement involving a statue of a Confederate soldier that protesters toppled last year at the system’s flagship campus. In a letter sent to the attorney who represented the UNC Board of Governors, the […]

  • Twice Removed Salvadoran National Sentenced to 30 Months in Federal Custody

    American Renaissance - Dec 14th 2019 7:00am EST

    A twice-removed Salvadoran national was sentenced Nov. 18 to 30 months in federal custody. The sentencing of Jose Ruiz-Alvarado, 52, follows a February 2019 indictment for illegal reentry, a charge initiated after his arrest by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) for immigration violations. “For too long, the sovereignty of […]

  • Low-Dose Aspirin May Not Reduce Heart Risks for Black Americans, Study Finds

    American Renaissance - Dec 14th 2019 6:00am EST

    It’s fairly established medical science that people who have had heart attacks can take regular low doses of aspirin to significantly lower their risk of having another heart attack, or other heart problems including stroke. But it is still an open question whether or not people who haven’t had a heart event, but are at higher risk […]

  • Racial Differences Between Black Parents’ and White Teachers’ Perceptions of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Behavior

    American Renaissance - Dec 14th 2019 5:00am EST

    Abstract Previous research suggests there may be racial differences in how adults rate children’s ADHD behavior. Differences in perceptions of Black parents and White teachers could have implications for ADHD diagnosis of Black children. This study compared ADHD ratings of Black parents to White teachers, and examined factors that may explain racial differences. Participants included […]

  • Why Are Whites Dying of Despair?

    American Renaissance - Dec 13th 2019 5:53pm EST

    The post Why Are Whites Dying of Despair? appeared first on American Renaissance.

  • NYPD Cracks Down on ‘Neo-Nazis’ . . .

    American Renaissance - Dec 13th 2019 5:30pm EST

    Some victims are useful to politicians and journalists. These victims are martyrs, and their stories can be told again and again. Other lives don’t matter. Aside from grieving friends and family, few know names such as Channon Christian and Christopher Newsom. If you mention them, journalists might mock you or call you racist. When a […]

  • Mirabeau Lamar: A Southern Beau Idéal

    American Renaissance - Dec 13th 2019 3:33pm EST

    They don’t make ‘em like they used to. This hackneyed phrase applies to the Anglo men who led the Texas Revolution. Between 1835 and 1836, a few thousand American settlers defeated the professional army of Mexico commanded by the “Napoleon of the West,” General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna. One of the chief architects of […]

  • What Kind of Memes Get Police Officers Fired in America?

    American Renaissance - Dec 13th 2019 6:00am EST

    The St. Louis Police Metropolitan Police Department recently fired two officers, Ronald Hasty and Thomas Mabrey, over Facebook posts. The two men are appealing the decision on First Amendment grounds. What did they post? See a sample below. (Mr. Hasty posted as “Ron Nighthawk.”) No calls for violence, nothing illegal, no discussion of their jobs. […]

  • The Pivotal Black Vote

    American Renaissance - Dec 13th 2019 5:45am EST

    Credit Image: Alisdare Hickson / Wikimedia Some polls in recent weeks have provided an encouraging picture for President Donald Trump of strengthening support among black voters. I like these kinds of reports. But I wonder how much of reality they are really capturing. The Wall Street Journal, for instance, reports on new polling from the […]

  • Minnesota Looks to Diversify Farmer Demographics

    American Renaissance - Dec 13th 2019 5:20am EST

    Minnesota agriculture officials are seeking opportunities to expand the diversity of its farmers. On Wednesday, the Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) will host its final listening session about emerging farmers in Rochester, Minn. The Emerging Farmers Working Group offers the session as an opportunity for beginning and potential farmers to describe the barriers they face and possible […]

  • Growing Up Biracial in a Small Canadian Town is Not Easy

    American Renaissance - Dec 13th 2019 5:10am EST

    “She will be a child of the world,” my father had said when I was born. My mother, pregnant with me, even went so far as making the Beatles hit Imagine, by John Lennon and Yoko Ono, the theme song of their wedding. They were sure that I would be special, different from the rest. They thought […]

  • Video: Indian Government Sends Troops to Assam After Violent Protests Against Citizenship Bill

    American Renaissance - Dec 13th 2019 5:05am EST

    Protests over a bill giving fast track Indian citizenship to non-Muslims have engulfed the state of Assam. The government responded with a redeployment of troops, curfews, and a suspension of internet services. The protests in the northeastern state turned violent on Wednesday night after the Citizenship Amendment Bill (CAB) was passed by the Indian parliament […]

  • Mexico: Former Security Chief Arrested for Taking Bribes from Sinaloa Cartel

    American Renaissance - Dec 13th 2019 5:00am EST

    Genaro García Luna (Credit Image: American Embassy / Wikimedia) Former president Felipe Calderón’s public security secretary was arrested in the United States on Monday on charges that he allowed the Sinaloa Cartel to operate in exchange for multimillion-dollar bribes. Genaro García Luna, who was in charge of the Federal Police between 2006 and 2012 and […]

  • Is Muslim Immigration Good for the West?

    American Renaissance - Dec 12th 2019 5:13pm EST

    On November 24, Jared Taylor talked with Nadir Ahmed of Mercy for Mankind about whether Muslim immigration is good for America and the West. Mr. Ahmed, who wants the entire world to submit to Islam, did his best to defend Muslim immigration. Decide for yourself who made the better case. The post Is Muslim Immigration […]

  • Trump Executive Order Supports Ethnonationalism

    American Renaissance - Dec 12th 2019 11:12am EST

    The Oklahoma City University School of Law recently expelled a student for posting flyers. The flyers said, “IT’S OKAY TO BE WHITE.” Dean Jim Roth and some students were rattled by the flyers’ message. The dean stated: Despite what the intentions of that message may have been, the message reminds me of one fact that […]

  • Photos: What Will a Third World America Look Like?

    American Renaissance - Dec 12th 2019 6:00am EST

    The favelas, shanty towns, and ghettos of Asia, Africa, and Latin America may seem foreign to us now. But if White America does nothing, they will reach our country in no time. Kibera slum in Nairobi, Kenya. (Xinhua / Li Baishun) (Credit Image: © Xinhua via ZUMA Wire) October 3, 2016 — Port-au-Prince , Oeste, […]