Jack Brubaker, in a Nov. 7 column (“The village of Bausman will never be quite the same”) on right-wing extremists in Lancaster County, mentioned me as an illustration of a
01 Intro. And Radio Derb is on the air! That was one of Haydn s
Derbyshire Marches and this is your stoically genial host John Derbyshire, reporting in with VDARE.com s weekly podcast summary of significant events significant as defined by me. Hey, it s my podcast.
Top of the list this week are three setbacks for the Dissident Right. These setbacks are significant in themselves, for what they tell us about our political culture at the highest levels, but they are particularly comment-worthy for us here at VDARE because the boss here, Peter Brimelow, figures in them at first or second hand.
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