Posted by Socrates in Obama, race, racial differences, Socrates, William Pierce at 10:48 am | Permanent Link
Now that Obama has been elected president, this important issue is being revisited for the benefit of newbies:
“At learning tasks which require only memory – for example, simple arithmetical operations and spelling – properly motivated Blacks can do nearly as well as Whites. But at tasks which require abstraction, or inference of a general rule from a series of instances – and this includes virtually all problem-solving operations – Black performance falls fall (sic) below that of Whites.” (“The Roots of Civilization” by Dr. William L. Pierce first appeared in National Vanguard magazine #59 in 1978 and later became a National Vanguard Books leaflet. It’s one of the most important essays Dr. Pierce ever wrote).
The rest is [Here].