Part 1 is here. John Derbyshire’s latest thought-crime against humanity is up at VDARE.com: “Who Are We? — The ‘Dissident Right’?” (May 10). Derbyshire’s “racism” (meaning clear and honest thinking on issues of race) is on full display: besides the standard “racist” content (e.g., insufficient hatred of White people, failure to identify conservatism with pure [...]
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Frequent ‘Park contributor Doug1 knows. I’ve quite liberally edited/rewritten his work, so any factual or grammatical errors are mine, and I would appreciate readers pointing them out so I can fix them. According to the author, you are free to reprint this with attribution. Unamused: Since you don’t like to talk up White accomplishments, allow [...]
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I could have written a long essay spelling out every connection between the following nine items, but it just isn’t necessary. The connections are obvious, and so is the conclusion: that the state of racial discourse in this country has never been more dismal. Item (1): “Free speech covers all, even the primitive” (Charlotte Observer, [...]
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Here’s a clear example of the fundamental fallacy of race relations: that disparate impact somehow implies disparate treatment. In February, black anthropologist Michael L. Blakey of the College of William and Mary offered everything from [black-white] income disparity to blacks’ abilities to get good jobs as proof that the effects of slavery, Jim Crow laws, [...]
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Happy Black Alternate History Month, everybody! If you don’t know what that is, have no fear: Unamusement Park is here to help. Black Alternate History Month, or National African American Revisionist History Month, is “an annual [compulsory] celebration of [fictitious] achievements by black Americans and a time for [our Minority Occupation Government to strong-arm and [...]
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Lawrence Auster directs us to the renowned 11th edition of Encyclopedia Britannica, from 1910; specifically, to page 344 of Volume 19 and an article entitled “Negro.” What did we know about “the negro” in 1910? Mentally the negro is inferior to the white. Race differences in intelligence, which in the age before political correctness were [...]
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Posted in Colonialism and Slavery, Detroit on Dec 14th, 2011
Via Stuff Black People Don’t Like. Detroit is failing — no, Detroit has failed. This should not come as a surprise, because Detroit is full of black people. The city’s failure is entirely their fault. So we shouldn’t say Detroit has failed; we should say black people have failed. Again. Detroit has the highest concentration [...]
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While we determine the veracity of Albert Schweitzer’s alleged quotation, try these instead. Booker T. Washington (1856–1915), mixed-race (black/white) author, educator, and black leader: There is a class of colored people who make a business of keeping the troubles, the wrongs and the hardships of the Negro race before the public. Having learned that they [...]
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When I am unable to write a substantial post because of other obligations, I will endeavor to entertain and enlighten you, my loyal and cuddly readers, with historical (and therefore hilariously/hideously politically-incorrect) quotations about race. Today’s installment: Albert Schweitzer (1875–1965) — philosopher, physician, humanitarian, musician, musicologist, theologian, medical missionary to Africa, and winner of the [...]
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Race-baiting white-haters — or, to use their preferred name, “anti-racists” — devote enormous amounts of time to fabricating almost unimaginably vast and complex conspiracies of (systemic white) racism about which to complain (often very profitably). The subject of today’s post, for instance, describes racism — white racism, obviously — as nothing less than “a systemic, [...]
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