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The humble origins of our next vice president.

The diplomat, historian, and foreign policy expert was born 120 years ago today.

Nothing is more colossally unimportant than professional sports.

It's his 217th birthday.

Happy Day of the Vow.

Murder, agony, despair.

The South African head of state died ten years ago today.

The Gettysburg Address was given 160 years ago today.

"Too many whites hang their heads and let some white-hating swine insult them."

"[R]acial segregation is one of the basic ways American prisoners order their lives."

A portrait of the "Roma."

Liberals have many theories.

More pap from PBS.

A review of The Hidden Agenda of the Political Mind.

A persuasive book from Jason L. Riley.

A martyr in Europe's fight against Islam.

Filip Dewinter's warning to the West.

The madness has crossed the pond.

An analysis from Dan Roodt.

An inside look.

A look back at the 1968 Presidential election.

The saint unmasked.

F. Roger Devlin on Gregory Clark.

A review of Tim Jeal's biography.

James Kalb's notes for revolutionaries.

Happy Bastille Day!

A jury found him "not guilty" ten years ago today.

The Hour of Decision.

The problem of America?

A warning.

Did women and slaves defeat the Confederacy?

The Supreme Court decided Fisher v. University of Texas ten years ago today.

A truly modern cocktail.

Yet another doomed grandiose program.

A California public school teacher explains.

A certain pattern emerges.

A white teacher spills the beans.

A teacher tells all.

And anti-whiteness, too.

The oldest, most natural form of human organization.

A look at William P. Hustwit's biography of the conservative icon.

Integration and its discontents.

An examination.

Paul Theroux's "ultimate African safari."

The biological roots of crime.

Some notes.

A review of The Diversity Illusion.

A look at the Old Continent.

Happy Texan Independence Day.

Race.

Unlikely.

An overview.

Whites can't always go back.

A review.

Happy Black History month.

A review.

Happy Australia Day.

A review of Back to Blood.

A novel for our side.

Colin Flaherty died one year ago today. His work is as important as ever.

Notes on the closing of the liberal mind.

A look at Brazil.

An examination.

Why do well-meaning people so often disagree?

Happy Day of the Vow.

Happy birthday to the godfather of the French New Right.

What's the harm in "hate speech"?

The definitive account.

In a word, "everything."

A review of Pathological Altruism.

A review of Sexe et dévoiement.

Happy birthday to our eleventh president.

Jared Taylor on one of his favorite authors.

Welf Herfurth's radical left plan for racial survival.