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Fresh-ground coffee!

Posted on October 22, 2019 by jewamongyou

If you’ve been making your coffee from pre-ground coffee, STOP RIGHT NOW! Buy one of those small grinders (Fred Meyers has one for about $6) and grind it just before you make it. What a difference! On a more somber … Continue reading →

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Quartz’s new hero: A female serial killer

Posted on October 20, 2019 by jewamongyou

We’re accustomed to reading tales of female heroes who break the Glass Ceiling, and challenge men by becoming successful and powerful. But why settle for this hackneyed trope when other, alternative hero-figures are available – specifically, the female serial killer. … Continue reading →

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Stop celebrating Christopher Columbus

Posted on October 17, 2019 by jewamongyou

Every year, we’re treated to the same routine. Those on the left bash Columbus and white people. Those on the right defend Columbus and white people. Today’s Amren homepage features 4 headlines related to Columbus day: This Week in Verified … Continue reading →

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The hypocrisy at Morehouse College

Posted on October 14, 2019 by jewamongyou

Imagine the uproar if white students openly, and on video, announced that they would feel “disrespected if a black student enrolled in their school.” It would be front-page news for weeks. To their credit, most of the black students of … Continue reading →

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College Avenue can do better

Posted on October 13, 2019 by jewamongyou

I just got back from a visit to Colorado. While there, I visited a university campus, and picked up a copy of “College Avenue.” One of the first articles is called “College Avenue can do better.” Dear readers, Within the … Continue reading →

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Hand in hand with progressives

Posted on October 8, 2019 by jewamongyou

It wasn’t long ago that we learned of Amazon‘s decision to remove all of Jared Taylor’s books from their platform. It was at that point that I decided to boycott Amazon to the best of my ability. It turns out … Continue reading →

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Diversity can solve the homeless problem

Posted on October 6, 2019 by jewamongyou

It’s hard to fathom how I missed this benefit of Diversity all these years. It turns out that Diversity can provide a solution to the homeless problem: NEW YORK (Reuters) – New York police have charged a man with murder … Continue reading →

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Gold-diggers complain: Not enough sugar-daddies

Posted on October 3, 2019 by jewamongyou

Thanks to my friend Diversity Chronicle for sending me this gem from The New York Post: Broke men are hurting American women’s marriage prospects There’s a devastating shortage of men who have their act together, according to a new study … Continue reading →

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Propaganda from the Right

Posted on September 30, 2019 by jewamongyou

When it comes to selective reporting, and lying by omission, the Left dominates. But I’ve noticed that people on the right, even pro-white voices, have been guilty of this. For example, RamzPaul just tweeted: Which proves ‘anti-racism’ just means ‘anti-White.’ … Continue reading →

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The Northwest Forum in Seattle

Posted on September 29, 2019 by jewamongyou

I had the privilege of attending the 14th Northwest Forum in Seattle yesterday. It was the first white-advocacy conference I’ve been able to attend without flying across the country. The conference was well-attended, with a good generational mix and a … Continue reading →

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