Issue 1.    The Trouble with Diversity
If it's proper in the diversity admissions (or hiring) context to use race as a proxy for a person's experiences, outlooks, and ideas, why is it improper to use race as a proxy in other contexts?

If it's proper to consider an applicant's race for diversity purposes, what would stop universities from also considering the applicant's religion, an attribute that is at least as good a predictor of a person's attitudes and experiences? Click on the graphic to go to a somewhat lengthy but thought provoking work by Eugene Volokh, Diversity, Race as Proxy, and Religion as Proxy.


Issue 2.    The Ten Things You Can't Say in America
by Larry Elder
Including: "Blacks are more racist than whites."

"Many blacks simply despise whites. They assume white bigotry and hostility toward blacks, and feel -- against all evidence -- that 'white racism' remains an intense and formidable obstacle. What nonsense." --Larry Elder

Larry Elder is a firebrand libertarian who tells truths this nation's public figures are afraid to address. He turns conventional "wisdom" on its head and backs up his commonsense philosophy with cold, hard facts many ignore. Elder has been igniting listeners on The Larry Elder Show on KABC in Los Angeles for five years, bravely shouting out his ideas about smaller government, why he thinks the health-care "crisis" is a lie, and why drugs aren't this nation's biggest problem but illegitimacy is. What he has to say about education, the glass ceiling, and race will suprise and inspire you.


 
Issue 5.    Race, Socioeconomic Variables, and Intelligence
Are racial disparities in economic success and social pathologies a dysgenic trend?
Click on the bell curve to the right to read this important paper by Edward M. Miller, Department of Economics and Finance, University of New Orleans
Racial Differences in Intelligence -- Intelligence and Other Social Problems -- Affirmative Action -- The Dysgenic Trend -- Eugenics -- Implications for Anthropology -- Genes and Racial Differences -- The Evolutionary Origins of Racial Differences in Intelligence -- Intelligence and the Differing Importance of Paternal Investment



"It is always the best policy to speak the truth, unless, of course, you are an exceptionally good liar."
Jerome K. Jerome

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