Earlier: Richard Hanania’s ”The Origins of Woke: Civil Rights Law, Corporate America, and the Triumph of Identity Politics” The Atlantic is frothing at the mouth with rage so badly over Richard Hanan...

From the New York Times news section, 77-year-old Rolling Stone magazine founder Jann Wenner gets canceled for Elderly Tourette’s Syndrome, one of my favorite ailments for all the interesting things i...

A reminder why you should be extremely careful when engaging in pattern recognition. Especially if you are in a position of authority and dealing with black pupils in a public-school setting, and you d...

At the data-intense Human Varieties blog, Chuck sums up average SAT or ACT score submitted to the Common App in 2021. Like the name says, the Common App is the most common way to apply to college onl...

One of the more interesting public schools in the country is Carpenter Elementary, in a fairly expensive neighborhood of the San Fernando Valley up against the Hollywood Hills, because every several ye...

There’s an article in the Washington Post called What happened when an Ohio school district rushed to integrate classrooms | Shaker Heights sorted students by ability level, and the top classes always ...

Below is a good article by the famous anthropologist Margaret Mead written in 1924 and published in 1926 in The American Journal of Sociology. (A footnote says Mead had been overseas since 1924, presum...

A lot of name-calling flung at Charles Murray and myself in this strawman-stomping screed by Texas centrist Michael Lind in Compact: Against the Eugenicons Michael Lind I’ve always liked fellow...

I tweeted about this in May, but the recent death of Richard Lynn brought it to mind again. In 2017, I wrote that one of the reasons for differential marksmanship abilities between races, aka Sailer’s ...

Psychologist/researcher Richard Lynn has just died at the advanced age of 93. He was both famous and infamous for his research into race and IQ, because when the answers to scientific questions turned...