Now both Francis and Wolters are dead,
Brown v Board Of Education is 66. If it were a human being, it would be looking a retirement, but it isn t.
Here are some of the things writed by and about Wolters on VDARE.com.
A 2009 interview:
Lamb: There is a body of research in the social and behavioral sciences, such as behavioral genetics, that rarely penetrates the public domain or informs public policy [The controversy that engulfed The Bell Curve is one exception, see here and here.] Will this taboo ever be lifted?
Race and Education I made a point of discussing these subjects. I think the research on IQ is one of the most important bodies of work that must be pondered in order to understand the history of American education