Debate: The American Conservative vs The American Prospect Join us for a debate on affirmative action and disparate impact. REGISTER Tickets are going fast—reserve your seat today; you won’t want to miss this spirited debate! Should American race relations law be governed by a strict “same treatment” principle […]
Advocates say the alert system is the first step in addressing the crisis of missing Black children. 01:35 /02:29 Oct. 10, 2023, 3:59 PM EDT NBC News By Char Adams and Zinhle Essamuah California’s newly enacted “Ebony Alert” law is the first of its kind in the nation […]
By Constantin von Hoffmeister12 October 2023No Comments Constantin von Hoffmeister explores ethnopluralism, a philosophy advocating the inherent value of every culture, as exemplified historically by empires like Rome and the Soviet Union. The essay was originally published here. In today’s interconnected global society, conversations about cultural and racial […]
Thoughts on the recent Bloomberg report that only 6% of the S&P 100’s new hires are White. John Carter Oct 2, 2023 Over the last year, several readers have noted that they’ve been having trouble finding work for quite some time. This is despite the unemployment rate being […]
Jose Nino’s Digest Here are my most recent articles for you 94% of Jobs at S&P 100 Corporations Went to Non-Whites After Black Lives Matter Protests In the aftermath of the Black Lives Matter protests of 2020, Corporate America embraced thoroughly anti-white hiring policies by hiring as many […]
By Nathan Cofnas 19 September, 2023 Who are the most politically influential American Jews under the age of 40? There are five in the top tier. Ben Shapiro is an orthodox Jew who is the face and cofounder of what is arguably the leading conservative alt-media company, The […]
Rethinking immigration in the context of Post-Americanism Robert Stark Sep 21, 2023 The recent migrant surge is historically unprecedented, as far as the sheer numbers of migrants the Biden admin has welcomed. This encouragement of mass migration and total negligence of border control, lends some credence to a […]
Annual Review of Political Science Vol. 23:441-465 (Volume publication date May 2020) First published as a Review in Advance on March 9, 2020 https://doi.org/10.1146/annurev-polisci-052918-020708 Peter Thisted Dinesen,1 Merlin Schaeffer,2 and Kim Mannemar Sønderskov3 1Department of Political Science, University of Copenhagen, DK-1353 Copenhagen K, Denmark; email: ptd@ifs.ku.dk 2Department of […]
Last fall, after the National Institutes of Health released a study that associated chemical hair straightener use with a small risk of uterine cancer, hundreds of women began linking their health issues to relaxers — and looking to make cosmetics companies pay for the harms they’ve suffered. Black […]
By Tom Woods Brandon Johnson, mayor of Chicago, knows how to deflect criticisms in 2023 America. According to Politico, “Johnson pushed back at the descriptions of him as ‘slow,’ ‘unconscionable’ and ‘overly cautious.’ They are ‘microaggressions’ that ‘perpetuate a particular view of blackness,’ said the mayor.” Even in the […]
Director of Policy for The LIBRE Initiative Isabel Soto explains the decline in support from Hispanic voters for President Biden. #hispanicvoters #2024
In 2020, while the Covid-19 pandemic raged, the United States was hit by a ripple of political discontent the likes of which had not been seen since the 1960s. The spark was the viral video of the horrific police murder of an unarmed Black man in Minneapolis. The […]
Former incarcerated actor Craig Scott discusses his personal experience with the First Step Act. #DonaldTrump #criminaljustice
Top News Stories Japan’s price growth accelerates ahead of BOJ inflation update Prices excluding those for fresh food gained 3.3% from a year ago, accelerating a little from the rise in May as energy prices were less … China’s blanket testing for Japanese seafood affecting Japanese businesses Seafood […]
Jose Alberto Nino Jul 16, 2023 Share Counteracting the reigning narrative, an end to affirmative action emerges as a potent stride towards bona fide racial equality. Harking back to the 1960s, affirmative action— a product of the Civil Rights Movement— was conceived to extend education and employment […]
By Ariel Zilber Indigenous tribes on both sides of the US-Canada border are squabbling over who is entitled to compensation from Ben & Jerry’s over its Vermont headquarters — which some claim sits on stolen land. Chief Rick O’Bomsawin of the Quebec-based Abenaki Bank Council of Odanak told […]
By Nicky Reid aka Comrade Hermit Once upon a time there was this crazy fucking thing called gangsta rap. It was far from perfect, but it was generally a pretty accurate account of life outside the law on America’s inner-city streets. White people fucking hated it, but their […]
Briahna Joy Gray and Robby Soave discuss Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s (R-Ala.) appearance on Kaitlan Collins’ new CNN show. #military #identitypolitics
TUESDAY, JULY 11, 2023 Whenever a Government assumes the power of discriminating between the different classes of the community, it becomes, in effect, the arbiter of their prosperity, and exercises a power not contemplated by any intelligent people in delegating their sovereignty to their rulers. It then becomes […]
In this episode, Xavier Bonilla has a dialogue with Blair LM Kelley about the roots of the Black working class in the United States. They discuss why she wrote the book with some biographical content along with the historical events, class and race for Black Americans, and the […]
Robert Stark Jul 10, 2023 Peter Schrag, who is a Sacramento based journalist and Jewish refugee from Nazi Germany, wrote a deeply insightful polemic, The Decline of the WASP, which critiques social trends of 1970s America, and stimulated the national debate on ethnic pride. There is an archived […]
Devika Rao Will affirmative action’s end also end race-based scholarships? Catherine Garcia The Check-In: Bring the hotel home and more Justin Klawans Biden defends delivery of cluster bombs to Ukraine Advertisement from Wisebread Spend $500 And Earn $200 Becca Stanek The money saver’s guide to tipping The Week […]
On race in America, I miss his former nuance, balance, and hope. Andrew Sullivan Jul 7, 2023 Barack Obama speaks at a 2008 presidential rally in Selma, Texas. (Win McNamee/Getty Images) In the old days, I called myself an Obamacon. Horrified by my misjudgment on Iraq, sickened by […]
By David Pan · Wednesday, July 5, 2023 In spite of the divided opinions concerning the Supreme Court’s ruling against affirmative action in college admissions,[1] there is still solace in realizing that there is an underlying consensus that racial discrimination has no place in U.S. society. The primary dispute is […]
After affirmative action, are legacy admissions next? Devika Rao Supreme Court rejects Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan Theara Coleman Is Geraldo Rivera too liberal for Fox News? Advertisement from wisebread Earn $200 After Spending $500 Justin Klawans The shocking rise of pedestrian deaths Brendan Morrow Does the ‘Indiana […]
by Peter Zeihan on June 30, 2023 Riots have broken out in France after police killed a 17-year-old kid. When a similar situation occurred in ’05, there were weeks of riots. We can’t be sure if the same will happen here, but it’s worth looking into based on […]
SCOTUS overturned Affirmative Action in a case brought forward by discriminated against Asian American students.
Krystal and Emily are joined by Michael Starr Hopkins and Delano Squires to react and debate SCOTUS ruling against affirmative action. Michael Starr Hopkins: https://twitter.com/Theonlyhonest Delano Squires: https://twitter.com/DelanoSquires TIMESTAMPS: (00:00)Intro (0:33)Opening Arguments (8:06)Is Diversity A Valuable Goal? (12:52)When Will Affirmative Action Be Unnecessary? (22:45)SCOTUS Ruling Reaction (30:06)Outro To […]
June 29 2023 BREAKING: Supreme Court Bans Racial Preferences in College Admissions COMMENTARY By Jonathan Butcher The Supreme Court justices banned the use of racial preferences in college and university admissions programs in a new decision. Here’s what you need to know. More ‘Horrendous Racial Discrimination’: Asian […]
Joel Mathis Why is America running short of cancer drugs? Devika Rao Supreme Court goes against precedent, guts affirmative action Harold Maass Is Biden’s broadband plan realistic? Advertisement from Wisebread Earn $200 After Spending $500 Becca Stanek The money issue stressing Americans out the most Brendan Morrow Meet […]
“Black talk is again on the move in Lover Man, a newly reissued collection of melancholy stories by Alston Anderson originally published in 1959,” writes Darryl Pinckney in a review from our July 20, 2023, issue. Pinckney situates Anderson in the tradition of black American novelists who write with vernacular […]
On The Jacobin Show, Jen Pan and Paul Prescod discuss how the popular text “White Supremacy Culture” by Kenneth Jones and Tema Okun has permeated society and led to some reactionary, culturally essentialist ideas.
It’s Juneteenth! South Carolina Congressional Candidate Gregg Marcel Dixon joins the show to debate reparations for descendants of slaves. Donate to his campaign at https://marcelforcongress.com/donate/ Begin investing in gold today through Birch Gold! Get your free info kit on how to start investing in gold and securing your […]
By Keith Preston June 19, 2023 The issue of drug legalization has long been a subject of debate, with varying perspectives and concerns surrounding its implementation. This essay aims to present a moderate plan for drug legalization that addresses key considerations such as criminal behavior, racial implications, public […]
Sponsored by University of California Press Robin D. G. Kelley The Long War on Black Studies It would be a mistake to think of the current wave of attacks on “critical race theory” as a culture war. This is a political battle. Emmanuel Ordóñez Angulo Lonely at the Top […]
Episode 127 with Touré Krystal Kyle & Friends Jun 9, 2023 This week on KK&F, a deep dive into our guest Touré’s incredible new project: the history and politics of hip-hop, looking at everything from the development of record label ownership to the political commentary of 1980s hip-hop […]
In his tenure as Twitter CEO, Musk has amplified antisemitic rhetoric and made the social media platform fertile ground for extremist recruitement Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Email Elon Musk attends The 2022 Met Gala Celebrating “In America: An Anthology of Fashion” at The Metropolitan […]
By Stephen Gibbs for Daily Mail Australia Australia’s frontier wars were fought from 1788 to 1930s Up to 120,000 Aboriginal people and 5,000 settlers killed New book says First Nations victories have been overlooked The popular perception of Australia’s frontier wars seems confined to bands of white marauders […]
Sponsored by The MIT Press Fara Dabhoiwala Life Is Short. Indexes Are Necessary. In his new history of the index, Dennis Duncan traces its evolution through the constantly changing character of reading itself. Jessica Riskin A Poisonous Legacy Two new books reveal the story of Stanford University’s early years […]
ANNIE MA, CLAUDIA LAUER and ADRIANA GOMEZ LICON Associated Press NOLENSVILLE, Tenn. — The first encounter with racism that Harmony Kennedy can remember came in elementary school. On a playground, a girl picked up a leaf and said she wanted to “clean the dirt” from Harmony’s skin. In […]
Episode 126 with FD Signifier Krystal Kyle & Friends Jun 2, 2023 This week’s guest, F.D. Signifier, joins us to give his perspective on the history of black conservatism. He’s a YouTuber known for insightful analysis of black media; we’ve asked him about everything from the expectations and […]
By Geraldo Cadava May 30, 2023 On May 6th, a thirty-three-year-old Mexican American man named Mauricio Garcia shot and killed eight people at an outlet mall in Allen, Texas. Then he was shot and killed by an off-duty police officer. Because of the white-supremacist views the shooter expressed […]
Michael Lind forecasted my pan-enclavism/symmetrical multiculturalism in the 90s Robert Stark May 28, 2023 Writer and academic, Michael Lind, has a book, Next American Nation: The New Nationalism and the Fourth American Revolution, published in 1995. Lind advocates for a new Liberal Civic Nationalism for America, with calls […]
Briahna Joy Gray and Robby Soave react to Donald Trump’s criticism of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’ following his 2024 presidential campaign announcement. #Trump #GOP
May 20 2023 Happy Armed Forces Day from Washington, where President Biden is losing support among black Americans amid his racially charged rhetoric. Victor Davis Hanson isn’t surprised. Other young men shouldn’t hesitate to do what’s right, despite the persecution of a Marine veteran for his subway heroism, […]
Joel Mathis Why are (some) Latinos drawn to white supremacy? Theara Coleman Elderly American citizen gets life sentence in China for espionage Brigid Kennedy Nikki Haley: A federal abortion ban is ‘not realistic’ Advertisement by Enbridge Enbridge is helping transition to a more sustainable energy future. Peter Weber […]
00:00 Intro and recap 11:14– The Distraction 43:35– The Double Agent 01:10:13– The Black Capitalist Further Learning The Myth and Propaganda of Black Buying Power https://imixwhatilike.org/2020/05/25/… Lil Bill on Black Capitalism – • Why Black Capital… The missing story on Tulsa https://www.leftvoice.org/from-black-… Orgs and Initiatives to support Stop Cop City https://stopcop.city/ […]
By Katherine Donlevy California’s reparations task force voted in favor of multiple recommendations Saturday that could cut a minimum of $360,000 in checks to its eligible black residents. The nine-member committee gave final approval at a meeting in Oakland to a hefty list of proposals aimed at rectifying racial […]
Sponsored by California State University, Northridge In the Review’s May 25 issue, Adam Hochschild looks at The Hillsdale 1776 Curriculum, “a fascinating, detailed picture of [Republican politicians’] dream educational agenda” that “starts from the premise that ‘America is an exceptionally good country.’” He examines the 3,268 pages of this history—written by officials at Hillsdale […]
by Clarissa Sebag-Montefiore Do the Jews Really Control America?” asked one Chinese newsweekly headline in 2009. The factoids doled out in such articles and in books about Jews in China—for example: “The world’s wealth is in Americans’ pockets; Americans are in Jews’ pockets”—would rightly be seen to be […]
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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