Paleo Retiree writes:

• If diversity is so great, why do old-timers do better when living among people who are ethnically like themselves?
• If multiculturalism is so great, how well has it in practice ever worked?
• A good talk by (and q&a session with) the wonderful Heather Mac Donald on the theme of her new book, “The Diversity Delusion.”
• Steve Sailer reviews “The Diversity Delusion.”
• Is politics in America turning into nothing but a tussle between straight white guys (Repubs) and everyone else (Dems)?
• An interesting glimpse of how the Clarence Thomas hearings struck Richard Nixon.
• We’re definitely living through a moral panic.
• Feminists vs. women.
• Milestone du jour.
• In today’s Proggyworld, a man can get fired for having been a bad boyfriend.
• Craziest sport ever.
• Will the #metoo movement survive Asia Argento?
• Nuke the Ivies.
• When transitioning doesn’t work. More.
• Do African-Americans develop such a lot of hypertension and heart disease because they’re so fond of Southern cooking?
• Eating too little salt on your food may be more dangerous to your health than eating too much.
• Modern fruit has become so full of sugar that zookeepers have to be careful how much of it they feed to the zoo animals.
• Two of my faves — James Kunstler and Doug Henwood — in conversation.
• Maybe beauty should be considered a public good.
• An introduction to the beautiful contemporary Neoclassical cityscapes of Carl Laubin.