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Žižek, Group Selection, and the Western Culture of Guilt

July 15, 2014/44 Comments/in Featured Articles, Western Culture/by Kevin MacDonald

I am not going to try to figure out why academic left superstar Slavoj Žižek would want to review The Culture of Critique but he did (Steve Sailer: “Slavoj Žižek on Kevin MacDonald’s Culture of Critique“). Perhaps it’s part of his persona where he writes things that are jarring and paradoxical — which is what I get from […]

A Traditional Catholic Ponders the West and Its History, Part 2 of 2: Review of Individualism and the Western Liberal Tradition

June 24, 2023/6 Comments/in Catholic Church, Featured Articles/by Bernard M. Smith

Go to Part 1. Sometimes the question is more about us and not them — namely, who we are and why are we who we are. Again, I think what drives me in the most elemental way towards an interest in this topic — beyond truth for the sake of truth itself — is my […]

The Psychology of Moral Communities, Part 3 of 5: Race Differences in Personality

May 17, 2021/3 Comments/in Featured Articles/by Kevin MacDonald

Go to Part 1 Go to Part 2 Race Differences in Personality Race differences in personality explain the unique tendency of Whites to create moral communities where reputation is paramount. The critical role for reputation implies that we evaluate the personalities of group members and potential group members. A reputation as heartless, calculating, untrustworthy or selfish is […]

A Quest for a Morally Based Ideology for Pro-White Activism

January 10, 2021/43 Comments/in Featured Articles/by Harald E. Brandt

Abstract What strikes me from reading the Kevin MacDonald’s book, Individualism and the Western Liberal Tradition, is that, over the course of many thousands of years, the key to power over European peoples has always been based on the power of moral communities to make people conform. Because of our individualism, our social glue is […]

The Maladaptive Altruism of White Communities: Chapter 7 of Individualism and the Western Liberal Tradition

August 8, 2020/10 Comments/in Featured Articles/by Prof. Ricardo Duchesne

“The Anti-Slavery Society Convention, 1840” by Benjamin Haydon (1841). The white race is uniquely altruistic. Why? This is a very difficult question to answer. It is easy to understand altruistic behavior for the benefit of one’s family members. This is common among animals. Mother bears will put their lives in danger to protect their cubs […]

Dr. Ralph Scott’s Forty-year Battle for Science in Research on Forced Busing: Angela Saini, Barry Mehler, and the Academic Left

July 10, 2019/23 Comments/in Race Differences in Behavior/by Kevin MacDonald

Angela Saini, who describes herself as a “freelance science journalist,” has written a propaganda piece on race for the Guardian (“Why race science is on the rise again”), a precis of a now-released book of the same title. You know what you are up against right from the beginning, with the phrase “so-called ‘races,’” with […]

Review: of Richard Storey’s The Uniqueness of Western Law

March 24, 2019/10 Comments/in Featured Articles, Western Culture/by Andrew Joyce, Ph.D.

The Uniqueness of Western Law: A Reactionary Manifesto Richard Storey Arktos, 2019 With Washington Summit taking a hiatus and Counter-Currents more or less capitulating in the face of a rapid sequence of Amazon bans, Arktos has emerged as one of the most prolific and stable of the Alt-Right’s publishing brands. Some of this success and […]