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Author Archives: Max West
Progress in Hollywood
From Roger Friedman: The Directors Guild of America took a huge leap this morning. They snubbed Steven Spielberg for “The Post” and ushered in a new era.Their nominees are all first timers but for one — Christopher Nolan. Greta Gerwig … Continue reading
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Patrick Deneen – Why Liberalism Failed
Despite it being conducted by a renowned cuck, there’s a worthwhile email interview with Patrick Deneen, professor of political science at the University of Notre Dame, whose new book Why Liberalism Failed was published today. Deneen’s diagnosis of the crisis … Continue reading
Posted in Political Theory, Politics
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The Bill of Love
Well, I wonder, wonder who, mmbadoo-ooh, who… Who wrote the Bill Of Love?
Posted in Immigration
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The New Right & Christianity
In “A Mythology for the New Right”, C.B. Robertson discusses how the New Right ought to orient itself towards Christianity: “Given what religions are, and the purposes they serve, it would seem that the way to choose one’s religion is … Continue reading
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Math Meritocracy
Last year we learned that civility in the classroom is a tool of whiteness. Now we learn, from a Jewish academic, that math meritocracy is a tool of whiteness as well. Who knew! It’s only Jan 9th, so it’s gonna be … Continue reading
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Mika, Voice of the People
From Mika’s mouth: “I had some friends that went to Paris over the holiday… and they said they were just viscerally embarrassed to be American,” Brzezinski said. Wow. Can you say ‘tone deaf’?
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Walker Percy Weekend
Watching this promo for the annual Walker Percy Weekend, which cuck extraordinaire Rod Dreher helped launch (it’s “a glimpse at what a Jewish immigrant gave to a small Southern town”), made me quite sad. Except for the hired black hands … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Literature
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Les McCann & Eddie Harris – Compared To What (1969)
A legendary performance from the Montreux Jazz Festival in June 1969. The riff that Eddie Harris starts at 6:59 never ceases to give me goose bumps. Proof that bebop has, to date, been the greatest contribution blacks have made to … Continue reading
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Definition: Intersectionality
From a recent New Criterion piece comes this nice primer on the term ‘intesectionality’: That’s where the pseudo-idea of “intersectionality” comes in. The term, first popularized in the 1980s, originated among black feminists. The idea was to proliferate the categories … Continue reading
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NYT: Wilde Thang
It doesn’t hurt if you’re born with the genes of Olivia Wilde.
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