Who Speaks for Us?

[William Joyce]

I was just reading back issues of American Renaissance. I began subscribing in the 00's, but they have been around since 1990. This is the inagural statement, as relevant today as ever.

http://amren.com/9011issue/9011issue.html

 

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I was just reading back issues of American Renaissance. I began subscribing in the 00's, but they have been around since 1990. This is the inagural statement, as relevant today as ever.

http://amren.com/9011issue/9011issue.html

Excelent article W.J.,

Merely to put the words “race, immigration, and the decline of civility” in the same sentence is to step across the line that separates what may be said publicly from what may not. Despite the American tradition of free speech and the fervor with which we claim to defend it, nearly every American takes the greatest care not to cross that line. There are subjects on which debate has ended, the book has been closed, and this is to be so no matter how much the reality of our daily lives clashes with conclusions that have been declared as final.