Henry Wolff and Paul Kersey discuss a Yahoo News story highlighting the decline of Selma, Alabama, in the wake of the civil rights movement. They also cover a lawsuit which may reveal the extent to which Harvard’s admissions policies discriminate against whites and Asians. Finally, they praise President Trump for his promise to send the... Listen

PK Note: Tomorrow, we tug on Superman's cape. Tonight, read up on this VDare article (Alabama’s Iron Bowl And Integration—Was Football Victory Worth It?, November 26, 2012) and this important article on why Birmingham Southern College - located in the heart of one of the worst Black ghettos in America - built a high-security fence... Read More

What was it we wrote about school discipline about four months ago? In a nutshell: it's not something Black people particularly enjoy, because it's Black people who wear the proverbial dunce, truant and juvenile delinquent hat at a rate that far exceeds that of any other racial group: Scho

Sweet home Alabama. Where the skies are so blue, and Black people control Jefferson County too. Named for Thomas Jefferson, the most populated county in Alabama is home to a thriving Black people led-local government that has helped see - in 10 short years - the exodus of five Fortune 500 company headquarters from Birmingham:... Read More

All races on earth have found beer to be one of God's many blessings ( with apologies to our Mormon friends, who refuse to drink for admirable, moral reasons) and few racial groups enjoy alcoholic libations like Black people. What's most interesting about Black people's love of beer and other alcoholic beverages is that, according... Read More

A previous entry pontificated upon Black people and their love of rioting. Black people do not like to be out-rioted. Black people love basketball as the sport offers the chance for Black people to showcase their running, jumping and ball handling skills to audiences large or small. From the Harlem Globetrotters to the any National... Read More