Raceology

Nguyen Ai Quoc, American Renaissance, October 2009 Part I: https://raceology-ethnography.blogspot.com/2019/08/amren-rise-of-asian-race-consciousness.html For many Asian Americans, especially Chinese Americans, the Wen Ho Lee spying case pushed them decisively in the direction of racial consciousness. Mr. Lee is a Taiwan-born scientist who became a naturalized US citizen and worked at the Los Alamos National Laboratory. In 1999, he was accused of spying for China and was held for nine months in solitary confinement during an investigation. The case never came to a conclusion, partly because the  New York Times  leaked his identity and the resulting coverage derailed the investigation. Espionage charges were withdrawn as part of a plea bargain, in which Mr. Lee confessed to one felony count of improperly downloading classified information to unsecured computers. He never gave a plausible explanation for why he needed this information. It also came to light that Chin...

Posted by John Engelman   The Harvard Crimson , September 11, 2019 Harvard’s School of Engineering and Applied Sciences released a five year strategic  plan to address diversity, inclusion, and belonging at the school in an email to faculty, staff, and students earlier this week.       The report was created by the SEAS Committee on Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging in response to the data collected from a 2018 SEAS  climate survey , which found more than a quarter of its respondents said that they have experienced harassment or discrimination during their time at SEAS. The plan includes eight goals ranging from recruiting more diverse faculty, students, postdoctoral researchers, and staff to reducing and preventing instances of harassment or discrimination. It also includes expanding outreach programs promoting science, technology, engineering, and mathematics education in Cambridge and Allston... Alexis J. Stokes, DIB committee chair...

Posted by John Engelman Whenever The Bell Curve is mentioned, someone is likely to claim that it has been "decisively refuted" by Stephen Jay Gould's The Mismeasure of Man . The Bell Curve , by Richard Herrnstein and Charles Murray, makes three assertions. First, intelligence is the single most important factor in determining academic success and prosperity, and it is highly important in determining other beneficial outcomes in life. Second, intelligence is primarily determined by genes. Third, the average intelligence of some races is higher than it is for other races, for reasons that are again genetic. These assertions infuriate many liberals. Nevertheless, few conservatives embrace them. This may be because they imply that there is little moral significance to the distribution of wealth and income. Charles Murray has acknowledged, "science is demonstrating that no one deserves his IQ." The Bell Curve suggests that the rich are not better people than ...

Preface: I've been meaning to write an article like this for a long time, unfortunately I currently do not have the time, so you should consider this as a  rough draft , that I may revise in the future. Still, I want to put the issue out there. Maybe submit it to AmRen? Also, I've previously written a long account about life in Canada in an OP for Bond's now defunct channel years ago.  If I find another copy of it, I'll try to post it here.  This isn't meant to describe life there, just the demographic predicament. This is just the bare data, let me know if you think I should jazz it up a little to make it more interesting to read. Canada is Doomed (in Terms of Racial Demographics) by Independent Thinker  Raceology September 2019 Photo by  Vincent Albos  from  Pexels     Demographic Changes Over the Recent Decades       Anyone who's either lived in, or frequently visited Canada's major cities ...