There's an apocryphal story involving Andrew Young, former mayor of Atlanta and President Jimmy Carter's ambassador to the United Nations, and an address he gave to the historically Black college Clark Atlanta University in the 1980s. While addressing the subject of the eroding tax-base in the city and the fear of a diminishing amount of... Read More

PK Note: Before you read this, take a quick look at this article regarding Billy Payne and his "legacy," and this article on the end of public housing in America. The push to create more "European" cities (white-controlled major cities surrounded by uninhabitable suburbs full of brown and Black people) in America is underway, but... Read More

It shouldn't be funny, but it is. The Atlanta Journal Constitution published an article today (Should Atlanta follow Portland with T-SPLOST?Streetcar neighborhoods lure young, creative types to Oregon city, but face criticism, July 22, 2012, Ariel Hart) that - once you know the answer as to the glaring difference between the two cities - should... Read More

Metro Atlanta is dying, the cancer known as the Black Undertow spreading from the containment zone of downtown Atlanta and ensuring that Clayton, DeKalb, Gwinnett, Rockdale, Newton, Cobb, and even Fayette County get an unhealthy dose of the very thing that once drove white people to flee for the suburbs to begin with. Mike King... Read More

The Gordian Knot. The ultimate problem that vexed the ancients was one Alexander of Macedonia solved: At the end of this month, metro Atlanta will go to the polls to decide if there will be an increase of taxation so that the burden of commuting around the city can be lessened: On July 31, 2012,... Read More

You might recall that we quoted from A Man in Fullin a story detailing President Obama’s gratuitous use of street slang in campaign material directed at Black people (African-Americans for Obama: “Got Ya Back!”) all of which was hilarious parodied in Tom Wolfe’s book on Atlanta racial politics that was written in 1998. The below... Read More

PK NOTE: A lot going on. A discussion of Zebrawill start on June 20. Assignment? Have the first 150 pages read if you want to join in. I'll post your opinions in an actual post (keep them under 250 words). If you get the chance, also check out this new book: Rise of the Black... Read More

In his review of Escape from Detroit:The Collapse of America's Black Metropolis at AmRen, Gregory Hood notes this: Hope. In 90 percent Black Detroit, there is no hope. As noted in a PK column at VDare.com today, acceptable public debate has been incapacitated on the subject of the real reason behind Detroit's monumental collapse (Robert... Read More

Public transportation could work in America. No really: public transportation could work in America. Government could work too. The problem plaguing both is simple, yet not open for discussion or debate. Now, a Black Alderman in Chicago reminds us once again of the terrible of Black-Run America (BRA), with the Chicago Sun-Times reporting: An influential... Read More

Equipped with his five senses, man explores the universe around him and calls the adventure Science. ~Edwin Powell Hubble, The Nature of Science, 1954 Watching the steady implosion of the Black Mecca offers a glimpse of what will soon transpire across the entire nation. Property value is plummeting in metro Atlanta after years of Black... Read More

I've been reading a couple of books: Tamar Jacoby's Someone Else's House: America's Unfinished Struggle For Integration and Clark Howard's Zebra :The True Account of the 179 Days of Terror in San Francisco. The former is a book that documents the absolute failures of the post-Civil Rights movement, and yet the thesis of the book... Read More

It will never end. No matter how many concessions one makes; no matter how many attempts to rectify racial inequities from the past (largely made-up or exaggerated); there will always be an “And Then?” Case in point in Fulton County, Georgia (home to Atlanta), where 56 percent of the residents are non-Black – 44 percent... Read More

Gold rushes end once the resource that attracted people to the area has been exhausted. Infrastructure that was quickly built to accommodate the influx of people instantly loses value once the economy that momentarily was based upon intense speculation collapses. Once all of the gold has been successfully procured during a “rush,” the once booming... Read More

Tea Party is so 1770s. Coke Party will be the new vogue in the coming years. While reading Inside Coca-Cola: A CEO's Life Story of Building the World's Most Popular Brand by former Coke CEO Neville Isdell, a story from the chapter “Connected Capitalism” stood out and slapped me clear across the face. It tells... Read More

Ronald H. Bayor's Race & The Shaping of Twentieth-Century Atlanta is one of Disingenuous White Liberal (DWL) scholarly books that blames the current state of the Black Mecca on the lingering vestiges of white racism. Despite Atlanta - since 1973 - being a city firmly under the iron Black heel when it comes to who... Read More

It's called The Black Mecca. But why? Because Atlanta has one of the most powerful affirmative action programs in place (plus rules that mandate 35 percent of city contracts go to minority contractors) in the entire nation: Those Black people who be

Reading the book White Flight: Atlanta and the Making of Modern Conservatism (Politics and Society in Twentieth-Century America)gives you the impression there was some grand opposition to Black-Run America (BRA) being implemented in Atlanta. There wasn't. White people just fled the city and created what is now metro Atlanta, home to the worst traffic in... Read More

This site has predicted that the concept of Black-Run America (BRA) will be dealt a terminal blow in Atlanta, The City too Busy to Hate. The metro Atlanta area represents the perfect storm for BRA, for the very history of the region over the past 60 years has been that of white people fleeing Black... Read More

But not only that; let freedom ring from Stone Mountain of Georgia! -Martin Luther King, 1963 Atlanta Journal Constitution Georgia's Racist Past Demolished at Stone Mountain ParkJuly 14, 2016 Byline: Racially ambiguous graduate of an Ivy League college/university It will be completed soon. Freedom will ring from sea-to-shining-sea finally, just as Martin Luther King prophesied... Read More

Brian Nichols wanted to start a race war, believing that Black males were being unfairly incarcerated by an evil society bent on maintaining white supremacy. In actuality, it's just Black people's – primarily Black males’ –predilection for breaking the law that sees them incarcerated in such disproportionate numbers. It appears that the accused killer of... Read More

The Atlanta Public Schools (APS) cheating scandal, where almost entirely Black administrators, Black principals, and Black teachers conspired to increase primarily Black students test scores has set The City Too Busy To Hate back thirty to forty years. Let's take a quick look at the scorecard for APS: Student enrollment: 48,000 Student demographics: Black students,... Read More

It is in The Walking Dead Web episodes (based on AMC's immensely popular The Walking Dead) that tells the tragic story of how Hannah - the iconic half-eaten "walker"from the first episode - met her demise that I realized the zombie phenomenon means much more than meets the eye. Hannah, the divorced white mother of... Read More

Remember that town in Alabama that couldn't pay retired city employees their pensions anymore? We do. It was Prichard, Alabama, a once thriving white community that was overwhelmed by the Black Undertow. As Black people became the majority of the town's population, businesses shuttered and the tax base dried up; thus, no new revenue to... Read More

The Reality of Clayton County, again. We write about that wonderful county located in Metro-Atlanta a lot here. Whether it is a Black sheriff firing all the white police officers and putting Black snipers on the roof as they are marched out, humiliated in the process; whether it is the first county in America in... Read More