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What's Next in Typographic Supremacy?

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By Steve Sailer Verified
| Steve Sailer Newsletter
In the crazed weeks following George Floyd’s demise on May 25, 2020, much of the American news and publishing industries chose to switch their copyediting rules from even-handedly lowercasing “both blacks and whites” to pointedly uppercasing one race but not the other: “both Blacks and whites.” Despite recent talk of a vibe shift, virtually no media institution has apologized for its 2020 act of racist animus and shifted back to equal capitalization.
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And Yet Another Black Fraud

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By Steve Sailer Verified
| Steve Sailer Newsletter
The recent brouhahas over Jason Arday and the three black novelists alleged to have used AI have raised obvious questions about whether the Establishment obsession during the Not So Great Awokening with promoting blacks into high IQ posts has paid off. Now, in the wake of the Arday Fiasco, I’m going to return to a detailed look at a New York Timesarticle from three weeks that baffled me then but now I finally think I understand.
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Ben Crump's Latest Blood Libels

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By Steve Sailer Verified
| Steve Sailer Newsletter
Some of the ill-fated Great Awokening tracks back to white and Asian journalists getting hooked on Black Twitter about 15 years ago. The modern equivalent of Yo Mama jokes were highly entertaining, but when Trayvon Martin and similar serious-sounding incidents came along, pundits didn’t realize that conspiracy theories made up by blacks were probably even less likely to be true than conspiracy theories made up by whites.
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