Category Archives: Policing the Media

Jonathan Chait and the End of Liberal Society in the West

Written by Kevin MacDonald on January 11, 2015 — 45 Comments

The Charles Hebdo affair presents a difficult dilemma to liberals and the left in general. Typically, they have no problem with censorship of views they don’t like. They jump on board campaigns to fire college professors for publishing about race differences or White dispossession, and they shed no tears when some poor soul in the media […]

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Policing Race: Nicholas Wade and James Watson

Written by Kevin MacDonald on November 29, 2014 — 44 Comments

Jared Taylor has a great interview of Nicholas Wade on his book, A Troublesome Inheritance.   JARED TAYLOR: Would it not be correct to say that . . . when it comes to the biological basis of population differences — or even individual differences — that the Western mind is relatively closed? . . . NICHOLAS WADE: […]

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Opposition to Koch Brothers’ media ownership

Written by Kevin MacDonald on May 9, 2013 — Leave a Comment

Recently I posted an optimistic article on non-Jewish media and would-be media owners. A centerpiece was that the Koch brothers, while far from ideal for those advocating White interests, were serious about buying the Los Angeles Times and several other high-profile newspapers (“Non-Jewish media owners: Hope for the future“). No surprise that the Koch brothers […]

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