Author Archives: jewamongyou

Mercy inflation etc.

Posted on October 7, 2014 by jewamongyou

Mercy Inflation During a recent day at work, I observed three different coworkers taking mercy upon lowly creatures. As I swatted a fly in the break room, a woman cried, “Don’t kill it; it’s only a fly!” Then, when I … Continue reading →

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Sometimes white cops really are in the wrong

Posted on September 26, 2014 by jewamongyou

I don’t know all the facts, but at first blush, the cop shown in this video is out of control and should never have been put in such a position of authority. His actions, as seen in the video, are … Continue reading →

Posted in Africa and blacks, crime and violence | 6 Comments

Maternal deaths in Uganda and birthrates

Posted on September 23, 2014 by jewamongyou

A current Yahoo article bemoans the high rate of maternal fatalities in Uganda. The article, written by Amy Fallon, reads: Kampala (AFP) – As she lay bleeding to death in Valente Inziku’s arms in a Ugandan government hospital in October … Continue reading →

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Combating modern day slavery

Posted on September 21, 2014 by jewamongyou

I was with a friend in downtown Portland today when we noticed a large group of teenaged girls marching through the street with signs about slavery. We caught up with them at a park a few minutes later and I … Continue reading →

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Two items in the Oregonian

Posted on September 18, 2014 by jewamongyou

Two items caught my attention in yesterday’s Oregonian: “Teen faces rape, other charges in Lane County” and “Racial impact tool to roll out soon.” The first article, which has a similar online version, illustrates the Mexican crime problem in Oregon: … Continue reading →

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In memory of Lounes Matoub

Posted on September 9, 2014 by jewamongyou

I remember reading a short news blurb back in 1998. It said something about a popular Algerian folk singer being murdered. Though I hadn’t a clue who the singer might be (his name was not mentioned), I felt a pang … Continue reading →

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Interview with a black race-realist

Posted on August 24, 2014 by jewamongyou

Race-realism is an acknowledgment of reality; it’s not the exclusive property of any particular race or ethnic group. Most of y’all are already aware that there are Asian race-realists. Some of y’all may be familiar with jayman. He’s an accomplished … Continue reading →

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Change.org and Nigeria

Posted on August 17, 2014 by jewamongyou

Though I was banned from Change.org a long time ago for expressing unorthodox views on race, I still like to peruse their petitions now and then. For my convenience, I receive occasional emails from them notifying me of such petitions. … Continue reading →

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My Question Diversity t-shirt

Posted on July 29, 2014 by jewamongyou

I went ahead and customized some t-shirts online. Yesterday I wore one around downtown Portland and the PSU campus. This sort of thing will get a lot more people thinking than some post on an obscure blog. Thanks to Countenance … Continue reading →

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Can diversity training be fun?

Posted on July 15, 2014 by jewamongyou

Back in 2011, The Oregonian criticized the State of Oregon for wasteful spending at a time when it should have been pinching pennies. Harry Esteve wrote: Reporters reviewed thousands of state contracts and identified nearly $10 billion in state commitments … Continue reading →

Posted in government/corporate discrimination against whites, shenanigans of the Left and of non-white activists | 10 Comments