Racial Discrimination

by Douglas Mercer IN 1907 Indiana passed the first sterilization law in the world, aimed at culling the unfit from the gene pool; within two decades a total of 33 states had followed suit. Unlikely allies Margaret Sanger and Madison Grant worked together to lower the birth rate of non-Whites. Woodrow…

by Douglas Mercer ROUGHLY SPEAKING, in the first third of the 20th century, elites all over the White world began to realize that White mastery of the world was not an a given, eternal thing — began to realize that it needed to be won again. So they waged war, first with the pen and then with applied…

by David Sims LEFTIST VALUES have become so deeply embedded in our politics that we unthinkingly accept them as positive values. One of these values is that racial discrimination is a bad thing, an irrational thing, which must be extirpated from society. Getting rid of racial discrimination is supposed…

by Hadding Scott PROBABLY MANY OF US have noticed that people with strange views and strange tendencies also often look strange. You may have said about some such person, “There’s something wrong with him.” There may be a sound instinct underlying such observations. It could very…