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The Unz Review — image][F]https://www.amren.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/Gravestone.jpg=Credit Image: © Ed Wagner/Chicago Tribune/MCT via ZUMA Press Wire[/image] Today we bring you more breaking news on the 1955 murder of Emmett Till. And, as always, the story is: There is no new news about Emmett Till. It's now been 67 years since the beefy 14-year-old Chicago negro boy (as we used to say) [...]

American Renaissance — Jane Weir, American Renaissance, August 26, 2022 Credit Image: © Ed Wagner/Chicago Tribune/MCT via ZUMA Press Wire Today we bring you more breaking news on the 1955 murder of Emmett Till. And, as always, the story is: There is no new news about Emmett Till.

American Renaissance — Jane Weir, American Renaissance, September 15, 2022 Lynching stories hold a central place in the history of American race politics. They are a genre of folklore, somewhere between "urban legends" and tales of wartime atrocities.

American Renaissance — Jane Weir, American Renaissance, October 8, 2019 Former French President Jacques Chirac died a few days ago, and once again Howard Johnson's was back in the news. In the summer of 1953, when young Jacques was taking a summer course at the Harvard Business School, he worked the counter at a local Howard Johnson's, where he was a dab hand at making banana splits.

American Renaissance — This is the story of a vacant lot with a colorful and possibly cursed history. There is a vacant lot at the corner of West 43rd Street and Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, the only one for blocks around. It’s just dirt and rubble, surrounded by excavation fences covered with posters. The sidewalk is a popular venue for young urban blacks to do break-dancing (or something) for the edification of passing tourists. For a long time, a 76-story hotel-condo skyscraper has been scheduled for the site, but the project keeps running into snags. Now it’s just an eyesore, but it was occupied by a succession of townhouses and office buildings from about 1866 to 2012. Nearby, we have the New York Yacht Club, the Century Association, the Harvard Club, the Princeton Club, the Penn Club (formerly the Yale Club, till 1915 when that establishment moved to grander accommodations two blocks

American Renaissance — Jane Weir, American Renaissance, March 9, 2015 Here's a conundrum you've heard before. Why aren't black people protesting against immigration amnesty? Why aren't all those outstanding African-American politicians shouting for deportation of illegal aliens until every native-born Person of Dark Color has a job?

Radio Derb — The Guardian's recent slash-and-burn job on Taylor Swift (see Steve Sailer here, November 25) pointed up a couple of home truths about race discussion in the Main Stream Media. One is that, as Steve Sailer puts it, "It's Not Okay to be White" in such fever-swamp precincts as The Guardian 's editorial board.

VDare — Earlier: It Was Never Going To Stop With Confederate Statues... WASHINGTON POST Calls For Renaming George Washington University Because Of "Racism" This is yet another tale about the left's erasure of American history, akin to changing the name of or taking down statues of Thomas Jefferson and Robert E. Lee.

VDare — Every few years, there seems to be a new outrage involving American Girl, the doll-and-book franchise. Having begun in 1986 with three marvelously designed storybooks and matching 18" dolls (I was an early fan), the Wisconsin-based company was acquired in 1998 by Mattel, Inc. And after that the trouble began.

The Unz Review — The feast day of St. George Floyd, Holy Martyr, passed on May 25 without much commemoration in the news media. Actually I didn’t see any commemoration at all—unless you count James Fulford’s mention of him in his Memorial Day piece. But I did come across something much better in the New York Times: Three Years After a Fateful Day in Central Park, Birding Continues to Change My Life, by Christian Cooper, NYT, May 26, 2023.