Entries by F. Roger Devlin, Ph.D.

Decadence, the Corruption of Status Hierarchies, & Female Hypergamy: A Response to Rob Henderson’s Article “All the Single Ladies” – Part 2

Go to Part 1. My Response Part Two: The Effect of Corrupt Status Hierarchies on Female Hypergamy I could go on at much greater length denouncing the absurd, grotesque, surreal levels of corruption plaguing Western institutions of higher learning, but I bite my tongue to return to the point from which we set out, viz., Rob […]

Decadence, the Corruption of Status Hierarchies, & Female Hypergamy A Response to Rob Henderson’s Article “All the Single Ladies,” Part 1 of 2

In the comment section responding to my essay “Hooking Up,” I found a reference to an article called “All the Single Ladies” by journalist Rob Henderson. I am grateful—it is a fascinating piece for any observer of the contemporary sexual scene. The gist is that women in the world of higher education are having extreme […]

An Open Letter to Robert Kennedy, Jr.

To the Honorable Robert Francis Kennedy, Jr., Washington, DC. Dear Sir: First let me congratulate you on your appointment as head of the Department of Health and Human Services, an important responsibility within our federal government. I understand the agency employs over 83,000 workers and has an annual budget of more than one and a […]

Contemporary Italian Dissident Thought: The Importance of Masculinity and Heroism

Italian Vanguard: Ideas for Future Predators Adriano Scianca, Carlomanno Adinolfi, Francesco Boco, Andrea Anselmo, Guido Taietti, Alberto Brandi Polemos Editrice, 2024 Despite the rise of computer translation technology, language remains a significant barrier to the sharing of important ideas. Italy is home to an active identitarian scene with its own print and web publications, but most sympathetic English speakers’ acquaintance […]

Joyeux Noёl: The Beginnings of WWI and the Christmas Truce of 1914

Editor’s note: Christmas is a special time of year, and over the years TOO has posted some classic articles that bear on the season. This article by F. Roger Devlin was originally posted in December, 2013. It is an important reminder of the disastrous intra-racial wars of the twentieth century—wars that may yet deal a death blow […]

Courage Cannot Be Outsourced: A Review Essay on Stephen Baskerville’s Who Lost America?

Who Lost America? Why the United States Went “Communist” and What to Do About It Stephen Baskerville Arktos, 2024 Since the early months of 2020, what Stephen Baskerville fittingly describes as “a junta of amateurish, semi-adolescent ideologues” has been able to seize control of America while millions opposed to them were “forced to sit by, […]

Ed Dutton Goes Back to School (With Evolutionary Psychology in his Satchel)

The Naked Classroom: The Evolutionary Psychology of Your Time at School Edward Dutton Jolly Heretic Publications, 2023 As a schoolboy, Ed Dutton decided he was a “humanities person.” He felt an immediate interest in the lives of his ancestors and the people around him, and so enjoyed learning about history and literature, which spoke to […]