National Review published a statement about “America’s Crisis of Self-Doubt.” The magazine says the signers are speaking for only for themselves, but movement conservatism’s flagship magazine published it. The statement grandly declares that the signers are “devotees of America,” but fails to say what America is and who built it. It’s an uncertain trumpet rather... Read More

Many white advocates believe President Vladimir Putin is a kindred spirit on a crusade against the liberal Western establishment and Islam. But an analysis of his record shows that he is no friend of the interests of whites. However, Russia’s president deserves credit where it is due. When Mr. Putin came to power in 1999,... Read More

Adapted from the latest Radio Derb, available exclusively at VDARE.com [Videos and transcripts from the first VDARE.com Conference will be posted over the next few days]. Last week I promised you a report on the first VDARE.com conference at our castle in beautiful West Virginia, so here it is. A warning: I'm going to gush.... Read More

Earlier: Donna Zuckerberg's Woke Classics Mag Denounces Pericles' Anti-Immigrant Citizenship Law of 451 BC “We are citizens of our age as much as of our countries,” as Schiller remarked, and one of the purposes of studying old books is to overcome temporal provincialism: the prejudices of the present. Our enemies certainly know this; that is... Read More

I try to not be finicky about political labels. I’m comfortable with many of them. Race realist, white advocate, white nationalist, identitarian, and racialist are all decent descriptions of what I am. But there are two I am sometimes saddled with that I reject entirely. The first is “paleoconservative.” While I have profited enormously from... Read More

Too often what passes for dissident politics is nostalgia and sentimentalism. Many movements are backward-looking and therefore self-refuting; we can’t return to the 1950s (or whatever is your preferred era) and, even if we could, we would end up back where we are today. Therefore, it is refreshing when political movements offer forward-looking visions. One... Read More

Elie Mystal, Allow Me to Retort: A Black Guy’s Guide to the Constitution, The New Press, 2022, 240pp, $16.83 hardcover, $14.74 Kindle If Elie Mystal didn’t exist, we’d invent him. I wonder if we did. In appearance, elocution, and legal reasoning, he’s the perfect straw man. Cable news takes him seriously. He can’t stop himself... Read More

Chris Roberts: On its “About” page, the socialist Jacobin magazine highlights four endorsements. The most surprising comes from Chris Hayes, an MSNBC host whose politics are fairly mainstream (for a Democrat, anyway). But what he says is interesting, “I really like Jacobin — it’s very explicitly on the radical left, and sort of hostile to... Read More

Future generations will look back on 2020 as a pivotal moment in the history of the United States. The COVID-19 pandemic, a contentious and arguably fraudulent presidential election, and Black Lives Matter (BLM) riots all took place during this eventful year. In his recent book, The Year America Died, Greg Johnson makes the argument that... Read More

“My unorthodox thesis can be summarized in one sentence: Excising war from our historical horizon has led to the disappearance of virility from Western European societies.” So writes Dominique Venner in A Handbook for Dissidents. War has indeed returned to Europe. Europeans are killing each other in another Western civil war. According to Vladimir Putin,... Read More

Earlier: Ariz. GOP Senate Candidate Blake Masters Appears To Be Running As An Immigration Patriot The Leftist Mainstream Media is worried about a GOP/ GAP wave this election cycle. They fret that Republicans are—gasp—embracing White Identity Politics. They wring their hands about Republican candidates and lawmakers who mention anti-white racism. They shriek over attempts to... Read More

A friend of American Renaissance has digitized half a dozen media appearances and speeches by Jared Taylor going back to 1993. There was a time when Mr. Taylor was invited to talk about race on television, even on mainstream programs such as “Hardball with Chris Matthews.” All eight appearances are available on our Rumble channel... Read More

Morris van de Camp is a frequent contributor to Counter-Currents, where he writes mostly about American history. His essays and reviews are always insightful and are often a refreshing break from horse-race politics and cultural esoterica. In this interview — the first he has ever given — he discusses religion, self-improvement, South Africa, the Civil... Read More

German version here American patriots are hungry for white identity politics. It was inevitable. White nations are being wrecked by non-whites acting as tribal blocs. Whites are being attacked as a tribal bloc. Eventually, whites will start fighting back as a tribal bloc. Whites have been slow to respond in kind because of traitorous leaders... Read More

Peter Brimelow’s speech from the 2021 American Renaissance conference. This video is available on BitChute and Odysee.

Even with no snow on the ground. Christianity started out as a tiny Jewish splinter group. Jesus probably looked more like Osama bin Laden than the almost Nordic Jesus that became common later. Emperor Constantine made Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire in the fourth century AD, but it took centuries more for... Read More

I sort of felt bad for Richard Spencer after reading this. In my view, Richard has his flaws and regrets, but they are to a larger extent shared by the wider milieu in which he was immersed. He wasn’t alone in the mistakes he made. Counter-Currents: “Ask not what you can do for the movement,... Read More

Earlier: CHARLOTTESVILLE TRIAL WEEK ONE: Underdogs Battle Leftist-Funded Lawyers Taking Aim At The First Amendment and Half Way Into The Charlottesville Trial And Still No Conspiracy We are on the brink of a decision in SINES V. KESSLER after a month-long civil trial. The Leftist activists who have served as trial attorneys for the plaintiffs... Read More

It takes an unusual person to be a race realist.