Richard B. Spencer on 'Race - Stalking the Wild Taboo' with F. Roger Devlin

"Race is a subject that has been talked about to the point of weariness, if not nausea. Yet most discussions consists of little more than wishful thinking, contradiction, and outright malice.

You know the refrain:

All the races are equal, but Whites oppress everyone else . . . then again, race doesn’t really exist, which is why we must strive for greater racial diversity!

It is understandable that so many are confused by and sick of the entire subject—especially White people, the targets of so much blame and hostility.

It need not be this way.

• THE ORIGIN OF THE RACES
• ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE
• RACE AND INTELLIGENCE
• TWO FALLACIES THAT HINDER CLEAR THINKING ABOUT RACE
• RACE AND CRIME
• THE PREFERENCE FOR ONE’S OWN
• R VS. K, HIGH FERTILITY VS. HIGH INVESTMENT
• RACE AND HIGH ACHIEVEMENT
• CONCLUSION

A decade ago, the journalist and activist Samuel T. Francis wrote that race has become not only the ultimate unmentionable subject in polite conversation but the site of the most intense fear and anxiety. In other words, race is our era’s great taboo."

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Richard B. Spencer on 'Race - Stalking the Wild Taboo' with F. Roger Devlin