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Allan Welles
The sprint events at the Olympics are dominated by runners of Western African origin, occasionally with small admixtures of White blood. This means that the events are usually won by Black American or Black Caribbean athletes, the most famous example being the great Jamaican runner Usain Bolt, who has now won both the 100m and 200m gold medals at the last three Olympics. This Black dominance gives the impression that White men can’t sprint, although this image was at least partly dented at Rio by the bronze medal won by the White French runner Christophe Lemaitre in 200m. Read more …
Looking Back at Black & White Genocide
Back in 2012, I caused some controversy with a pair of articles that touched on the issue of genocide: “Is Black Genocide Right?” closely followed by “Is White Genocide Right? Read more …