Steve Sailer 
Steve Sailer is a journalist, columnist for VDARE.com, and founder of the Human Biodiversity Institute, which runs the invitation-only Human Biodiversity discussion group for top scientists and public intellectuals. Steve blogs regularly at isteve and has recently published his first book, America's Half-Blood Prince: Barack Obama's Story of Race and Inheritance.
Lit Crit
Social Science v. Social EngineeringIn his impressive first book, Uncontrolled: The Surprising Payoff of Trial-and-Error |
Hollywood
Comedy That Never ForgetsThe Dictator is Sacha Baron Cohen’s fourth and—surprisingly—funniest movie, a |
Hollywood
Dark Shadows: Not Gay, Just FeyIn Tom Stoppard’s 1982 drama The Real Thing, a middle-aged playwright and his |
Hollywood
The Avengers: Kicking Ass and Selling TicketsIt was a bad weekend for Nicolas “The American in Paris” Sarkozy but a great |
Race and Supremacy
The Great White HorseI’m not known as a reliable source of racetrack tips, so if you are headed to |
Nature vs. Nurture
Crouching Tiger, Hidden SoldierThe most intriguing gossip about Tiger Woods in a new tell-all book by his ex-swing |
Sports Politics
The Forgotten LeftistsBaseball season reminds us of the identity-politics group that doesn’t |
Lit Crit
The Self-Righteous Hive MindHaidt, Jonathan. The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and |
Culture Clash
A Trayvon by any Other NameThe first time I saw the name “Trayvon Martin” was on March 16 while reading an |
Hollywood
Mortal Combat From a Feminine PerspectiveAs female authors increasingly dominate popular fiction, they are confronted with |
Hollywood
Return of the WASP Woody AllenMetropolitan, the 1990 dramedy about a group of chivalrous preppies whose debutante |
Lit Crit
The Rent May Be Too Damn LowOn May 14, 2011, Matthew Yglesias, a prominent Washington, DC liberal blogger and |
Hollywood
Tehran Comes to HollywoodThe Iranian film A Separation, a domestic drama-turned-courtroom mystery, is among the |
Race and Supremacy
The Far East Rises in the WestThe white/black test-score gap has been in the news since the 1960s, yet much like Mark |
Oscar Mania
The Great Hollywood BrownoutMany people claim that they pay no attention to race, but then along comes the Jeremy |
Race
Love: Still Not ColorblindHas the gender gap in interracial relationships changed over the decades? As an |
Sex
The War of the CradleWhat has the recent hubbub over “contraception” really been about? On the surface, |
2012 Election
The Creepily Normal MormonIn his new book Coming Apart: The State of White America, 1960-2010, master social |
Lit Crit
The Obamas: Not Quite the HuxtablesIn her new book The Obamas, Jodi Kantor, a New York Times White House correspondent, |
Takimag Classic
Crimethink and Thinking AbilityWhat’s the latest from the scientific frontlines in the IQ Wars? As you’ll recall |
Human Rights
Democracy v. DiversityIf the Arab Spring is good for democracy, then it has to be good for diversity, right? |
Lit Crit
The Irrational AgentPerhaps the most lauded book of 2011 was Thinking, Fast and Slow by the Princeton |
Hollywood
Goodbye, Mr. ChimpsAlthough future behavioral taboos are notoriously hard to predict, it’s clear that |
Hollywood
The Boss Wears PumpsIn 1979, Margaret Thatcher won the first of her three terms as Britain’s prime |
Hollywood
Fight the (Imaginary) PowerThe more popular it is to worry over some organized threat, the less of a danger it |
Lit Crit
Nature’s ToryThere wouldn’t seem to be much left to say about the late Christopher Hitchens after |
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