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NYT: “Campus Hate Lives on the Internet. Administrators Need to Catch Up.”
It is absolutely delicious watching the Elites panic at the remarkable, troll-driven ascent of the Alt Right. The NYT is now resorting to giving desirable op-ed space to leftist college students to help them make sense of sh*t-posting.
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NYT: “The Prophet of Germany’s New Right”
In the NYT, James Angelos writes a long piece on “The Prophet of Germany’s New Right”. The piece begins: Götz Kubitschek, a self-proclaimed “rightist intellectual,” lives in a medieval manor house in Schnellroda, a rural village in eastern Germany. From … Continue reading
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The New Yorker: “Birth of a White Supremacist”
In The New Yorker, Andrew Marantz pens a comically self-righteous piece on Mike Enoch (“Birth of a White Supremacist”). Marantz gloats and gives ample space to convey how Enoch’s progressive parents (his father “lives in an upper-middle-class New Jersey suburb … Continue reading
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Buzzfeed: “Alt-White: How The Breitbart Machine Laundered Racist Hate”
The longform Buzzfeed piece “Alt-White: How The Breitbart Machine Laundered Racist Hate” has lots of insider baseball stuff (via leaked emails) involving Milo Yiannopoulos and his inner circle. Much of it involves the sausage-making aspects of BNN meme creation circa … Continue reading
Michelle’s Color Palette
The inexorable racialization of politics marches on! The very angry black woman, Michelle Obama, drops some more red meat. From FNC: Former First Lady Michelle Obama said that many people “don’t trust politics” because the Republican Party is “all men, all … Continue reading
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The Opportunity with Patriotic Symbolism
Donald Thoresen has a good post titled “Rally ‘Round the Flag”: Consider the recent National Football League “KneelGate” protests in which the national anthem figures in the same way as does the flag above. Young black players, Jewish owners, and … Continue reading
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Jared Registered to Vote as a Female
I’m not sure what to make of this. A simple error or bureaucratic snafu or some sort of deeper, past, psychological expression by Jared? Washington (CNN) — Jared Kushner, senior adviser and son-in-law to President Donald Trump, apparently registered to … Continue reading
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Scapegoat of the Dems
From “Is ‘White Resentment’ a Scapegoat for Democrats’ Decline?” by the liberal Musa al-Gharbi, a Fellow in Sociology at Columbia University: Here’s one thing I do understand: if the left wants to spend the next four years denigrating whites as irredeemable racists because they … Continue reading
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Brooks & Dreher on Sam Francis
David Brooks’ column “The Coming War on Business” is a reflection on how the great Sam Francis was ahead of his time: The only time I saw Sam Francis face-to-face — in the Washington Times cafeteria sometime in the late … Continue reading
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Time: Divided Dems Debate Future of Party
Time has a story on “Divided Democratic Party Debates Its Future as 2020 Looms”: Ignoring that struggle has caused headaches in the heartland. Today only 28% of House Democrats hail from states that don’t touch the Atlantic or Pacific oceans, … Continue reading
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