Category Archives: Latinos

Jason Richwine on IQ and Immigration

Written by Kevin MacDonald on May 16, 2013 — 1 Comment

The Jason Richwine saga is a critical barometer of the political climate of our times. As everyone knows by now, he resigned from his position at the Heritage Foundation after his involvement in a report on the economic costs of immigration (since strongly endorsed by Steve Camarota of the Center for Immigration Studies, writing in […]

Also posted in Featured Articles, Immigration, White Racial Consciousness and Advocacy

The Racialization of American Politics Continues

Written by Kevin MacDonald on March 17, 2012 — 319 Comments

Ron Brownstein has another piece on the racialization of American politics (“White like me: Almost all of the people voting in GOP presidential primaries are white. That’s not good for the party—or the nation.”) Brownstein, being a Jewish liberal, sheds crocodile tears about the plight of the Republican Party resulting from its “epic failure … to […]

Also posted in Costs of Multiculturalism, Immigration, White Racial Consciousness and Advocacy

Gregory Rodriguez on the Arizona Ethnic Studies Law

Written by Kevin MacDonald on February 21, 2012 — 56 Comments

It’s no surprise that LATimes Latino activist columnist, Gregory Rodriguez, does not like the Arizona ban on ethnic studies in high school (click here to let the Times know what you think). After mentioning Arizona’s “ruthless, racially charged campaign against illegal immigrants,” he tones it down a bit, saying he disapproves of the fact that the curriculum […]

Also posted in White Pathology/Guilt