Wasn't it Steve Sailer who predicted years ago that the 'Equity' in DEI meant that eventually progressives would be coming after white people's home equity?

Through the golf course, along the greenway, and beside the L.A. River -- a long hello to the life and times of Steve Sailer, how he became who he is, the art of noticing, and why America needs more sex drugs and rock n' roll.

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Steve Sailer's 'Citizenism': Scott Greer's review of Sailer's 'Noticing:'

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The Democrats' Coalition of the Fringes is a circular firing squad unless they can keep their guns trained obsessively on their Designated Victims: straight white Core American men.

That's what the Hate Hoaxes are about: KKKrazy Glue to hold together the Coalition of the Fringes

New column: Is citizenism the answer to America's identity crisis? I answer this question in my review of Steve Sailer 's brilliant new book, Noticing. highly-respected.com/p/steve-sailer…

Passage Publishing My friend got the copy of 'Noticing' I sent him and he's already enjoying it. Kudos to you and Steve Sailer and God bless.

James Surowiecki Dave Gilbert Light breakfast Newsreader JJ SpectrumAnalysis But Trayvon Martin and Michael Brown (Ferguson) were the Big Ones that launched the Black Lives Matter era, and both were humiliating factual fiascos perpetrated by the Prestige Press because they thought it would be racist to not trust Black Twitter's accounts.

Nearly three quarters of voters in New Jersey like the fact that they’re banned from pumping their own gas.

It’s important to understand the extent to which normies just unthinkingly worship the status quo.

Left The Building Daniel Knowles Oakland has better weather than San Francisco, so it might be the most desirable urban location in the country. I suspect a fear of gentrification is one motivation for Oakland's long history of black radical craziness and violence.

siicamore the 🤡 | 1A absolutist Steve Miller I dunno. NYC seems to get more really poor Asians who send their kids to Stuyvesant HS. California Asians seem to be pretty upscale from arrival. Koreatown in Los Angeles, for instance, has an elaborate three deck golf driving range:

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i/o UCSD is sticking to the letter of the law by going with extreme class-based preferences. For example, they are now letting in fewer bourgeois blacks and more poor whites:

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Craig Murphy i/o Similarly, DEI training violates laws against 'hostile work environment,' but everybody assumes hostile work environment laws don't apply to whites.

Gregory Cochran JG TGGP A Judeo-Catholic conspiracy?

How come nobody makes up Abraham Lincoln assassination conspiracy theories? It's like if Casey Affleck or Dave Franco or one of the Gyllenhaals shot Trump, with the help of at least a dozen C-list celebrity friends, but nobody much cares who else.

Candide III EdReal Unsilenced Science SharpEyes Paul Graham The real holy grail of research that definitely has been done but is never published is what kind of college applicants write huge checks to the alma mater 40 years later. My guess is that the big donors tend to be white male straight legacy Republican jocks: i.e., The Enemy.

Candide III EdReal Unsilenced Science SharpEyes Paul Graham Right. One topic that research universities almost never research for publication is how they admit students.

Raj Chetty should wheedle 10 million records out of the SAT and ACT, and then I'll explain what he's found on my blog -- for free!

Gina Spade Mikael Covey Nate Silver After all, what have white men ever accomplished?

Besides being privileged, of course.

Jerome Sneed Democrat Gregory Cochran JG TGGP Booth's conspirators were disproportionately Catholic.

It seems like Edwin Stanton's handling of the conspiracy worked well to keep conspiracy theories from metastasizing: hang a bunch of the clearly guilty quickly, but don't pursue loose ends all that far.

'Beyoncé Showed Her Hair Being Washed. Here’s Why It Matters.'

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