Author Archives: Robert S. Griffin, Ph.D.

From a Chat to Metapolitics: A Journey in Thought, Part Two

Written by Robert S. Griffin, Ph.D. on September 7, 2016 — 13 Comments

Part 1 It seems to me that a cultural message of the following sort (the reader is invited to read it over and improve on it) needs to be communicated to white people, particularly the young: You are white and that matters incredibly. You can be very, very proud of who you are. You owe […]

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From a Chat to Metapolitics: A Journey in Thought, Part One

Written by Robert S. Griffin, Ph.D. on September 6, 2016 — 28 Comments

In mid-August of 2016, I was included in a group of five people sitting around a table chatting at the University of Vermont, which is in the city of Burlington, Vermont’s largest, 42,000 people.  Four of us were a current or retired faculty member at the university and the other was a new dean who […]

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Blacks As Emotional Abusers of Whites: The Exploration of a Possibility

Written by Robert S. Griffin, Ph.D. on August 4, 2016 — 113 Comments

There is an aggressive, unreasonable, even neurotic, quality in the outlook and behavior of blacks toward whites currently that wasn’t present — at least not nearly to this extent — in prior decades.  The term that captures this quality or thrust for me: it is abusive of white people.  I think it may be helpful to […]

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