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Entries by Robert S. Griffin, Ph.D.
Thoughts on Kenosha
November 23, 2021 /19 Comments/in Featured Articles /by Robert S. Griffin, Ph.D.What’s to be Learned from Jon Gruden Getting Kicked Out of the Game
October 23, 2021 /24 Comments/in Featured Articles /by Robert S. Griffin, Ph.D.At this writing in mid-October, 2021, Jon Gruden, the coach of the National Football League’s Los Vegas Raiders, has been forced to resign from his coaching position and undoubtedly has been cancelled for life after it was found he used offensive language in personal emails to former Washington Football Team president Bruce Allen back in […]
My Take on James W. Loewen, Sociologist and Civil Rights Champion
August 28, 2021 /20 Comments/in General /by Robert S. Griffin, Ph.D.William Pierce (and Me) on Racism
July 11, 2021 /38 Comments/in Featured Articles /by Robert S. Griffin, Ph.D.In 2001, I published a book on the White advocate William Pierce (1933–2002) called The Fame of a Dead Man’s Deeds. Given the obsessive concern currently for what is deemed the unimpeachable evil of White racism and the modern-day inquisition against White racists tainted with this sin, I think it would be useful to re-visit […]
Hemingway’s Truth (and Ours): A Consideration of “Across the River and into the Trees” and What It Implies
July 8, 2021 /7 Comments/in Featured Articles /by Robert S. Griffin, Ph.D.Hemingway circa 1950, when he wrote Across the River and Into the Trees. My take on Ernest Hemingway is that, first and foremost, he wrote from a journalistic perspective. That is to say, he sought to tell the truth about what is going on in particular situations and with particular people, whether real or fictional. […]
If I Had Made the Closing Argument in Defense of Derek Chauvin . . .
May 13, 2021 /38 Comments/in Featured Articles /by Robert S. Griffin, Ph.D.At this writing, in mid-May, 2021, former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin has been convicted by a jury of second-degree murder, third-degree murder, and second-degree manslaughter in the death of George Floyd during Floyd’s arrest. Chauvin hasn’t been sentenced yet. The first charge carries a maximum of forty years in prison. Chauvin was one of […]