White identityJared Taylor
White identity
by Jared Taylor · first published 2011
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…white denigration is itself polarizing among "white people", which demonstrates a certain white fragility, I suppose. One polarizing book which examines white denigration relative to other groups is "White Identity" by Jared Taylor. In my experience, polarizing books usually get at important points without fully arriving at the main conclusion, so I would recommend you read it carefully yet avoid prejudgement one…
on “Critically Acclaimed Horror Film of the 2010s or Your PhD Program?” ↗…authors, including 16 titles from Counter-Currents Publishing, such as Greg Johnson’s White Nationalist Manifesto. Four books by American Renaissance founder Jared Taylor were banned, including 2011’s White Identity: Racial Consciousness in the 21st Century - https://truthout.org/articles/after-activist-pressure-amazon...
on “Banned Books: The 'dangerous' books too powerful to read” ↗Camp of the Saints by Jean Raspail, or White Identity by Jared Taylor, never make these banned book lists. They don't have to be "banned" - libraries simply make them unavailable, so they get to control information, without being the kind of horrible people…
on “US saw record high of 5,668 books banned in libraries in 2025, says agency” ↗Unapproved book? You mean something like White Identity by Jared Taylor? Or do you mean "unapproved" that you can find on Amazon and every other online or offline bookstore? Everyone's against book bans, until it's a book they want to ban. Lucky for you,…
on “Manatee county teachers close class libraries, fearing prosecution under FL law” ↗…librarians. If one of those groups decides to withhold a book from schoolchildren, it's fine and not a ban. But if another does the same, then it's a ban. Or am I completely wrong, and Jared Taylor's "White Identity" is available in every school library, explaining its absence from "banned" book lists?
on “The most banned books in U.S. schools” ↗I think this includes school libraries, though neither the NPR nor the ALA article it sources mention that. Regardless, I'm always surprised how Camp of the Saints by Jean Raspail, or White Identity by Jared Taylor, never make the list. I guess they're just widely accepted and non-controversial?
on “American Library Association releases list of the most challenged books of 2025” ↗So Jared Taylor's "White Identity" is available in most school libraries?
on “The most banned books in U.S. schools” ↗…activists suppressing societal critiques and marginalized identities. Yes, the difference is the political activism of librarians is institutionalized [0]. You don't view the absence of Jared Taylor's "White Identity", or any similar book, from school libraries, as "suppressing societal critiques", do you? Why, because it's done quietly and tacitly? It's so funny seeing the same people complaining how every institution…
on “The most banned books in U.S. schools” ↗