DID you know that a quarter of all "lynching victims" in America--which are always portrayed as a white-on-black crime--were white criminals?
DID you know that in 1943, the US Secretary of War, HL Stimson, publicly condemned the behavior of US black troops during World War II as not up to standard and ordered the disbanding of several units for "non-performance"?
DID you know that the much-vaunted "Red Tails Tuskegee Airmen" had the lowest pass rate and highest number of training crashes and losses of any unit the US Air Force?
These and many more dramatic facts are contained in the long-suppressed book The Cult of Equality written by prominent Louisiana businessman Stuart Omer Landry. His book, written during the years 1944 and early 1945, was the first book to be published inside America which attempted to distance racial thought from National Socialist Germany.
Arguing from the premise that racial thought and even prejudice was millennia old, and thus not "Nazi" per se, Landry provides one of the most exhaustive analyses of racial differences--physical, social and psychological--as can be found anywhere.
Although some statistics are now out of date, the general trends shown about crime, educational attainment, employment, civilizational achievement and a host of other subjects, remain as valid as ever.
This book was instantly suppressed upon its appearance and has never been reprinted until now. This is a complete and accurate reproduction, containing all the original charts, illustrations and tables, which includes images dealing with the "facial angle" and the relationship between prognathism (a jutting jaw) and brain size.
This book combines an eclectic mix of classical liberalism, racial realism and Southern racial paternalism, to produce a work which concludes that there is a determined effort by "equalitarians" to deny the facts of racial inequality--and of how, if they are successful, not only the Caucasian race, but all the races of the world will suffer.
Contents
Introduction
I: The Philosophy of Equality
II: Fallacies in the Philosophy of Equality
III: The Danger of the Doctrine of Equality
IV: The Superiority of Some Races of Mankind over Others
V: The Accomplishments of the White Race Compared To Those of Other Races
VI: The Unfavorable Effect of Race Mixing On Various Nations
VII: The Failure of Civilization to Show Progress in the Countries Which Negroes Control
VIII: Negroes in the United States
IX: Physical Differences between Whites and Negroes
X: Mental Differences between Whites and Negroes
XI: Negro Delinquencies and Deficiencies
XII: Racial Prejudice and Antagonisms
XIII: What American Negroes Want
XIV: Racial Amalgamation Harmful To Superior Races
XV: Can The Race Problem In The United States Be Solved?
XVI: Summation
Index
