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American Renaissance - 1 - August 2009

What We Call Ourselves

Vol. 20 No. 8

There is not a truth existing which I fear or would wish unknown to the whole world.— Thomas Jefferson

August 2009

American Renaissance

“Race realist” is good butthere is better.

by John Ingram

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conscious whites do not have-categories into which it can

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term that can displace the

dishonest formulationsothers have tried to pin

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A band of vicious kin-supremacists.




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The president addresses La Raza, a “civil rights” group.

The trouble with “European-American” isthat some of us aren’t very “European.”



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Not the most effective spokesman.

Basque separatists. Separatism frightens people.




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John Ingram is a lawyer, writer, and white advocate.

Supreme Court Throws Whites a Bone

Obama appointees willgrab it back.

by Jared Taylor

Omargins and on the narrowest of

Ricci v. DeStephano

that she has no concern for the interests

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Catching Up With Michael Levin

The author of Why Race Matters speaks his mind.

M ichael Levin, who teaches phi-losophy at the City Universityof New York, is the author of

the race-realist classic -ters. It remains to this day one of themost rigorous and exhaustive treatmentsof the evidence for racial differences in

IQ and what those differences mean for social policy.

Prof. Levin paid a high price for taking up this subject. From the late1980s to the mid 1990s, Prof. Levinwas the “academic racist” liberal NewYork loved to hate. The forward to the2005 edition of his book describes what happened when word of his racial views

“The uproar was immense. It did not

matter that Prof. Levin’s students of allraces pronounced him scrupulously

fair; or that in philosophy lectures henever mentioned race. Demonstratorsdisrupted his classes and physically pre-vented him from speaking in public. The

faculty senate called a meeting for whichthey did not give him enough notice toattend, and convicted him, in absentia,of “racism.” For a time, he was forbid-den to teach introductory philosophy.

found the door covered with swastikasand the message, ‘You F***ing Jew.’

A New York City editorial writer wrotethat he was ‘a horse’s ass.’

“Perhaps most disturbing, CityUniversity’s then-president Bernard Harleson, who is black, made every possible effort to break Prof. Levin’stenure. Americans are supposed to trea-sure freedom of speech, and universitiesare supposed to foster debate, but Prof.

Levin had to hire a lawyer to keep fromthat saved him. If Prof. Levin had beena junior faculty member he would almost certainly have lost his job.”

appeared in 1997 but after its initial print run of just

500 books sold out, Praeger Publisher inexplicably failed to reprint. By 2005,second-hand copies—when they wereavailable at all—were for sale on Ama-

zon.com at $500 each. In 2005, the NewCentury Foundation, which publishesAmerican Renaissance , brought rs back into print, and it continues to be one of the foundation’stop sellers. We recently caught up withProf. Levin and found his views as pro-vocative as ever.

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to 9/11 made me thinkthat the push for racialegalitarianism was far

from the worst problemthe country faced.”




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Even the Lefties Are Waking Up—at Least in Europe

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founded by Jean-Paul Sartre in1973. For years it had a hard-

left reputation and was considered -munist Party. Recently, it has suffered

toward the center, but still glories inits lefty past.

In 2008, for example, to celebrate thestudent revolts of 1968, it turned over editorial control for one day to a groupof students from Nanterre University,not exactly a bastion of conservatism.The following article about the continu-ing problems of non-white immigrationin Holland is therefore all the moreremarkable.

In Gouda, the NationalistTemptation Versus Moroc-can “Youth”

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Oosterwei: Note the satellite dishes.

O Tempora, O Mores!Empire State Crumbles

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The state house has become a chamber of horrors.



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Heather Graham.

How’s his English?



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Too white for too long.




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Orthodoxy and The Everlasting ManThe Everlasting Man for his conversion

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Burning Witches

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G. K. Chesterton.

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Buffalo or Tijuana?

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Coming to a backyard near you.

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