The New York Times’ Nicholas Kristof is a bit of an enigma: an apparently white gentile male with solidly liberal leanings who occasionally flirts with the reality of genetic differences. His big concern, as with many white liberals, is Africa. But Kristof is not quite the apologist that Walter Duranty was for the Soviet Union. […]
The hair-curling humiliation of a Department of Justice official for ‘racially insensitive’ remarks demonstrates the reaches of anti-majority power in the United States John Tanner’s 15 minutes of fame, like that of so many white men, came about for stating a plain truth about race. Tanner, chief of the Department of Justice’s voting rights division, […]
Bob Herbert is a black liberal columnist for the New York Times. There’s nothing remarkable about his writing or much original about his ideas: America is racist white country, Republicans are bad people, and so on. (He could be on to something about the Republicans, though.) His haughtiness during television appearances is off-putting. In what might […]
The New York Times is allowing select reader commentary on its Web pages. Guess which types of comments won’t make the cut. New York Times’ “Public Editor” Clark Hoyt announced in his most recent column that our paper of record will soon begin allowing reader comments to be posted on its Web pages. See Civil […]
As one might expect, the beating death of a 25-year-old Hispanic man in Shenandoah, Pennsylvania by white teenagers took the top spot on CNN’s web page. And, as any white advocate (and most whites in general) knows, this is in sharp contrast to media treatment of obviously racial attacks on whites by other racial groups, […]
In 2003, when The New York Times found it necessary to address the issue of Jewish prompting for the war in Iraq, no less than the Editor — that’s the No. 1, capital “E” editor — wrote the piece himself. Said Bill Keller, the belief the the war is for Israel is “simple-minded and offensive”. But […]
One good way to shove whites off the stage of the society they built is by displacing their image. It’s noticeable everywhere: advertising, television, magazines, billboards, movies and other media. As a new parent, I’ve come to notice how this is happening even in a child’s world. At the local Barnes & Noble the other […]
