American Indians

by William Scott, Jr. THE “New Age” craze has merged with liberalism in several interesting ways, and both spring from the same kind of reality-denying mentality. Both elevate wishful thinking to a kind of moral and philosophical principle, and both operate on the basis of an unremitting…

by Kenn Gividen HERE ARE two stories. The first is fictional. The second is factual. Imagine an African family — a father, mother, and seven children — trekking across the African Savannah to find a new home. It’s the 19th century. They were warned: Slave traders are lurking in the underbrush. They will…

Professor Oliver’s brilliant summary of our race’s interactions with Amerinds; he wrote in 1991, before the Solutrean hypothesis and genetic studies that showed that some eastern Amerind tribes had considerable infusions of European blood. by Revilo P. Oliver JONES-CRESSON forged…